Samsung is gearing up to announce its next-gen foldable phone, the Galaxy Tri-Fold, later this year. Where till now no information has been revealed about the specifications of the Tri-Fold, a fresh leak suggests the titanium frame and Snapdragon chipset will be used for the Tri-Fold.
According to the tipster Panda Flash Pro, the Tri Fold is most likely made of double-frame titanium and aluminum to make it more sturdy and durable. On the other hand, the leaker also suggests that it may get a Snapdragon processor for powerful performance.
The company has not yet officially confirmed any details of the Galaxy Tri-Fold. However, it seems that the Korean tech giant may provide or tack on some details about the Galaxy Tri-Fold Phone at the July 2025 Unpacked event.
The next Galaxy Unpacked event will be held on July 9, 2025. In this launch event, Samsung will announce its next Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7. Along with foldables, the Galaxy Watch8, Watch8 Classic, and Ultra are also to be announced.
Following the launch event, more information about the Tri-Fold started surfacing on the web. To know about any new information about Tri-Fold, kindly keep visiting our blog.
The titanium and aluminum combo sounds like a smart move—foldables need that added durability, especially with a tri-fold design. Curious to see how Samsung tackles hinge reliability and software optimization for that extra fold in the UI. July 9 can’t come soon enough!