Right after Samsung showed off its Galaxy Z TriFold phone, we could be seeing another new tri-fold device by another Android company. A new listing with model number 2608BPX34C has appeared in the GSMA certification database, which many believe refers to a forthcoming tri-fold smartphone from Xiaomi, potentially named Xiaomi Mix TriFold.
This marks a major signal that Xiaomi’s long-rumoured three-panel foldable could be closer to commercial release than ever. Industry watchers see this as the strongest confirmation yet of Xiaomi’s entry into the multi-fold segment.
What We Know (and What Remains Speculative)
The GSMA entry doesn’t reveal much beyond the model number; no confirmed specs, hardware details or release date are given. However, a number of leak-based reports and earlier patents suggest the Mix TriFold could follow a design similar to existing multi-fold phones on the market: inward folding with three segments that unfold into a large, tablet-like display.
Some rumours point to a potential launch window in the third quarter of 2026 (Q3 2026), giving Xiaomi time to refine hinge engineering, battery efficiency and software optimisation before debuting the phone.
What’s Next and What to Watch For
If Xiaomi proceeds with the Mix TriFold, it would join a very small group of manufacturers producing multi-fold devices, expanding competition and potentially pushing design and price innovation in the foldable space. Given Xiaomi’s past in foldables (with its MIX Fold and MIX Flip series), a tri-fold could represent an evolution in its line-up.
At this point, the GSMA listing is the strongest public confirmation that a Xiaomi tri-fold exists, but official details are still under wraps. Key aspects such as display size, hinge durability, battery capacity, cameras, and global availability remain speculative.
In the coming months, we’ll likely see more leaks or possibly an official teaser from Xiaomi. In the meantime, potential buyers and enthusiasts who follow foldable trends can stay tuned for our trending tech news, only at TechNave.com.








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