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Galaxy Unpacked 2025: Samsung Expected to Share First-Look at Galaxy Fold 7 and Flip Phones - Find Out All Leaks
- Samsung has scheduled its Galaxy Unpacked event for July 9, 2025, to take place in Brooklyn and will offer a live global webcast for viewers.
- The event follows teasers and rumors signaling the launch of next-generation foldable smartphones and new wearable devices.
- The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is rumored to have a more streamlined design, an expanded internal screen measuring 8 inches, and could include a 200MP primary camera similar to that of the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
- The Galaxy Z Flip 7 may have a slightly larger 6.85-inch folding screen, an expanded 4-inch outer display, and software upgrades improving usability and photography performance.
- Samsung's foldables and wearables at this event aim to advance design and capability, potentially sustaining premium pricing with only slight increases or old prices retained.
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Alongside them, the manufacturer's latest smartwatches may also be introduced.
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Galaxy Unpacked 2025: Samsung expected to share first-look at Galaxy Fold 7 and Flip phones - find out all leaks
Samsung has announced its next Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on 9 July 2025, where the tech giant is expected to unveil its latest foldable smartphones and wearable devices. The teaser for the event closes with the phrase “Ultra Unfolds,” signalling that significant upgrades — possibly even new naming conventions — could be on the horizon. The event will begin at 3pm BST and be livestreamed globally. It marks a return to New York for Sam…
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