Samsung’s latest innovation in foldable technology, the Galaxy Z TriFold, has captured global attention, and now, newly leaked pricing details are offering users their first real glimpse into what the world’s first mass-market tri-foldable device may cost. If the reported figures hold true, Samsung appears ready to position this groundbreaking device as a premium yet competitive option across major markets, including India.
According to industry insiders, the Galaxy Z TriFold is expected to be priced in the ₹1.85 lakh to ₹2 lakh range in India, making it one of Samsung’s most expensive consumer smartphones to date. Despite the steep price tag, the TriFold’s engineering leap-transforming from a compact smartphone into a 10-inch tablet-sized display-is expected to draw significant interest from tech enthusiasts, creators, and professionals who rely on multi-screen workflows.
In global markets, leaked prices suggest a starting tag of $2,199 in the US, €2,399 in Europe, and around £2,099 in the UK, placing Samsung’s TriFold squarely in the ultra-premium bracket. Even so, analysts believe the pricing may reflect a calculated strategy as Samsung attempts to solidify its early lead in next-gen foldables before rivals from China scale similar concepts.
The device is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, features AMOLED panels on all segments, and boasts a seamless zero-gap hinge, a design evolution Samsung has been refining for years. The company is also expected to bundle the device with premium services, including extended warranty and screen protection plans, to boost early adoption.
With the Galaxy Z TriFold, Samsung isn’t just launching another phone, it is redefining the boundaries between smartphone, tablet, and laptop. As anticipation grows, the big question now is how consumers will respond to the world’s first mainstream TriFold device when it officially hits the Indian market.
