Samsung has unveiled its most expensive foldable smartphone to date, the Galaxy Z TriFold, with a price tag of 2,443 dollars. The device costs more than double the price of the newly launched iPhone 17 and is scheduled to officially hit the market on December 12.
The Galaxy Z TriFold features a large 10-inch display that folds in three sections, offering a tablet-like experience in a compact form. The phone carries a clean and modern look, finished in a smooth black design that highlights its premium build.
Despite its large screen, Samsung has managed to keep the device lightweight at 309 grams. At its thinnest point, the phone measures less than 0.2 inches, making it slimmer than many foldable devices and even some tablets currently available.
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A major highlight of the Galaxy Z TriFold is its advanced generative artificial intelligence features. The phone offers real-time assistance through screen sharing and camera sharing, allowing users to get step-by-step help while using apps, fixing issues, or completing tasks with AI support.
Samsung has described the Galaxy Z TriFold as a special edition device. It is not designed for mass-market sales but is instead targeted at tech enthusiasts, early adopters, and users who are willing to pay a premium for cutting-edge technology and innovation.
While Samsung continues to push boundaries in foldable smartphone design, global market trends point to a changing landscape. Apple is expected to overtake Samsung in global smartphone market share for the first time in 14 years. Analysts say this shift reflects Apple’s strong customer loyalty, even as Samsung introduces bold and experimental products like the Galaxy Z TriFold.
