Real photos of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 have surfaced online, giving us our clearest look at the next big foldable. This isn’t a mockup – these are actual images of the phone in blue, revealing key upgrades.
The standout feature? Unmatched thinness.
Side-by-side views show the Z Fold 7 is noticeably slimmer than last year’s Z Fold 6. This dramatic trim promises much easier pocket carry. Rumors also point to a lighter weight, potentially making it the most polished Fold model ever.
What’s Changing on the Z Fold 7?
- Camera Setup: The back keeps the three-lens vertical camera array on a raised platform (“camera island”). While the layout looks familiar, significant improvements in photo and video capabilities are expected.
- Front Cameras: A major shift! The Z Fold 6 used an under-display camera (UDC) inside. The Z Fold 7 abandons this hidden tech, bringing back standard circular cutout cameras on both the inner and outer displays for selfies and calls. (A screen protector hides the hole in the leak, but sources confirm its return).
- Durability: The phone boasts an IP48 rating for water and dust resistance. This means strong defense against everyday dust and protection against water splashes (like rain or spills). Note: Its dust protection might be slightly less robust than the rumored Google Pixel Fold 2.
Save the Date!
Samsung will officially unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7 on July 9th in New York. It will share the stage with the new Galaxy Z Flip 7 and latest Galaxy Watch 8 series. This event is Samsung’s move to solidify its foldable phone leadership.
Why This Matters:
These leaks reveal a Galaxy Z Fold 7 focused on radical thinness and a lighter feel, refining the foldable experience. Combined with camera tweaks and proven toughness, excitement is sky-high for its July 9th launch. Watch for more details soon!
