News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 pre-order

Many smartphones have been released this year, but we have a simple question: “Can your phone do this?”. We created a YouTube Shorts video addressing this, demonstrating how Google Gemini can be a rescue in certain scenarios when using the  Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7. 

We recently tried out the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and took the phone’s Galaxy AI Generative Edit feature for a spin. Asking the question “Can your phone do this?”, the video showcases photo editing that would have been a lot more difficult to do just a few years back.

From 9 to 31 July 2025, Malaysian customers can pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7, not just from Samsung Malaysia but also from our local telcos. Whether through U Mobile, Maxis, CelcomDigi, or YES 5G, you will find different offerings. In this article, we will be comparing each telco's pre-order promotion.

After Samsung unveiled the latest Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 globally, the new foldable devices will make an appearance at the Pavilion Kuala Lumpur from 16 to 20 July 2025. Samsung fans and the public can check out the interactive roadshow, letting attendees experience the new sleek foldables firsthand.

With Samsung’s next Galaxy Unpacked event just around the corner, the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 series have surfaced unofficially in high-quality renders. These leaks provide the clearest look yet at Samsung’s next-gen foldables.

As Samsung picks up the momentum, the company has just released its third teaser for the upcoming Galaxy Z Series. This time, it is confirmed to have a triple rear camera with advanced AI features to not only take photos but also interpret and act on what users are viewing.

It was only a week ago that Samsung teased its next-gen Galaxy Z Series. Today, the company is teasing another one again. This time hinting at being the "slimmest, lightest, and most durable iteration yet".

Since the first foldable phone was launched, the displays would have a crease visible down the centre. It's the nature of foldable phones and probably can't be completely removed. However, Samsung could make it less bothersome with its next-gen Galaxy Z series.