Samsung's Next Galaxy Unpacked Event: New Foldables and AI Innovations Coming July 9

Samsung's New Galaxy Foldables Will Be Announced at July 9 Unpacked Event

Named a Tech Media Trailblazer by the Consumer Technology Association in 2019, a winner of SPJ NorCal's Excellence in Journalism Awards in 2022 and has three times been a finalist in the LA Press Club's National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards. Samsung is gearing up to debut its next slate of foldable Galaxy Z phones, which likely includes follow-ups to last year's Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. The company will host an Unpacked event in July, where it'll show off its latest devices and Galaxy AI updates. The event will take place in Brooklyn, New York, and will be live streamed on the Samsung Newsroom, at Samsung.com and on Samsung's YouTube channel. Unpacked kicks off on Wednesday, July 9, at 7 a.m. PT/10 a.m. ET. Samsung has been teasing its upcoming foldables for the last several weeks. In early June, a Samsung Newsroom post pointed to the company bringing "an Ultra-experience" to "a smaller and more portable form factor." That apparently includes a "powerful camera" and "AI-powered tools." The following week, the company said in another blog post that its "newest Galaxy Z series is the thinnest, lightest and most advanced foldable yet." It appears to be following in the footsteps of the slim and lightweight Galaxy S25 Edge, which was released in May. Samsung seems to be especially focused on scaling the capabilities of its foldables' cameras with the help of AI. It noted in a subsequent blog post, "The camera will only get smarter -- helping users capture life's moments more vividly and make everyday experiences more seamless, personal and impactful." An animated invite for July's Unpacked event begins by showing the slim side profile of a device that then splits into two phones. One of these phones folds like a book, and on-screen text at the end reads "Ultra Unfolds." It's possible Samsung could unveil the Galaxy Z Flip 7, Z Fold 7 and then the Z Fold Ultra. There are also murmurs of a more affordable Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE phone. Leaker Evan Blass shared renders of the rumored device, which appears similar to the Galaxy Z Flip 6, but the phone could swap out the Snapdragon chip for an Exynos processor. Meanwhile, renders of the flagship foldable Galaxy Z Flip 7 suggest Samsung could nix the physical camera notch and opt for an edge-to-edge cover display. But we'll have to wait and see what the company has in store. There have also been rumors about the Galaxy Watch 8 making its debut at Unpacked, though Samsung hasn't yet been teasing its wearables like it has its foldable phones. If you're eager to get the upcoming Galaxy device, you can reserve it now and earn a $50 Samsung Credit at Samsung.com.

Next Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Set for July 9: Expect New Foldables, More AI

Samsung's summer Galaxy Unpacked event is now set for July 9. The in-person event takes place in Brooklyn, New York, but if you're not in the New York area, you'll be able to livestream Unpacked at Samsung.com and on Samsung's YouTube channel. The invitation says, "With AI leading the way, Galaxy devices are evolving from reactionary smartphones to anticipatory smart companions - transforming how we communicate, create, and connect." Samsung has bet big on AI, debuting Galaxy AI with the S24 series, expanding it in the S25 lineup, and even integrating select features into its budget models. Next month's event will almost certainly include the introduction of Samsung's newest foldable phones. Early in June, the company teased what looks like a larger, but thinner version of the Galaxy Z Fold in a press release entitled, "Meet the Next Chapter of Ultra." Currently, Samsung uses the Ultra suffix to denote the most premium of its devices, like the Galaxy S25 Ultra and the Galaxy Watch Ultra, while none of its foldable phones bear that modifier yet. Samsung followed up with another release entitled, "Thin, Light and Built to Last: The New Era of the Galaxy Z Series." It flat out states, "This year, that [foldable phone] journey reaches a new milestone. The newest Galaxy Z series is the thinnest, lightest and most advanced foldable yet - meticulously crafted and built to last." Both the Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 are thin when open, but can feel bulky when closed since their thickness is doubled up. Thinner models could appeal to more people's pockets in more ways than one. A third release by Samsung, "Your Smartphone Camera Now Gets What You're Looking At -- and Responds," explains how AI plays a large part in capturing and editing photos. The company once again teased new Z phones with, "When paired with the flexible, expansive screen of a foldable, [AI photography] becomes even more powerful, dynamic and immersive." The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is one of the most expensive Samsung phones available, but the S25 Ultra still features higher-end cameras. All of these press releases suggest we may see improved, foldable-specific AI tools that take advantage of cutting-edge hardware at the start of July. Rumors are swirling as to pricing, but nothing is official just yet.

The next Samsung Unpacked event takes place on July 9

Galaxy AI updates, foldables and a new Galaxy Watch are likely to be in the offing. It's almost time for another one of Samsung's Unpacked events. The third Unpacked to be held this year (following installments in January and May) will take place on July 9 at 10AM ET. It will emanate from Brooklyn, New York and stream on the Samsung Newsroom, the company's website and its YouTube channel. Samsung is promising a look at the "next evolution of Galaxy AI and the ever-expanding Galaxy ecosystem." The company usually debuts its latest foldables in the summer, so we are expecting to see the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 here. As if there was any doubt that this Unpacked will focus on foldables, an image Samsung sent out along with event invitations (embedded below) makes that clear. It's looking like the rumored Galaxy Z Fold Ultra is in store too, as a teaser video includes the phrase "Ultra Unfolds." Way to be subtle, Samsung. A new Galaxy Watch also seems likely to make an appearance, while rumors have been flying around that this Unpacked may feature a Galaxy S25 FE, which is slated to arrive later this year. We may even get a glimpse of a Samsung tri-fold phone. Meanwhile, the Android XR headset that Samsung has been working on with Google is slated to arrive this year -- this Unpacked seems like a good opportunity for the company to spill the beans on that. If you're already pretty sure that you're going to switch to a new Samsung device, you don't necessarily have to wait until July 9 to make a reservation for one of the upcoming models. In fact, if you make a reservation starting tonight on Samsung's website, you can receive a $50 credit.

Samsung Teases 'Ultra' Foldable for Unpacked Event Next Month

Is it already time for another Samsung Unpacked event? You bet your ass it is. Samsung has announced it'll be hosting an event next month on July 9 for what'll presumably be its latest Galaxy Z Flip and Z Fold foldable Android phones. Unlike previous years, when Samsung announced new foldable phones in Paris and Seoul, this go-around will be in Brooklyn, New York (my hometown!) starting at 10:00 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT. Gizmodo will be at the event live, but there will also be a live stream on Samsung's YouTube channel and Samsung's website. Samsung's not sharing any details today, except for the teaser image above and video below, and this one-liner it emailed us: "With AI leading the way, Galaxy devices are evolving from reactionary smartphones to anticipatory smart companions â€" transforming how we communicate, create, and connect." It's not much to go on, but it hints at more agentic AI applications that take actions on your behalfâ€"you know, the stuff that Apple promised with its contextually aware, AI-powered Siri that it failed to deliver and reportedly won't ship until next year. Just because Samsung isn't spoiling its new foldables early doesn't mean we don't already know stuff about them. This being the internet, many of the important details have already leaked. At the end of the teaser video, the words "ultra unfolds" flash. This is most likely a nod to the "Ultra" branding that already exists for Samsung's main Galaxy S-series phones, with the name suggesting the best of everything the company can throw at it. The best foldable screen(s), the best hinge, the best cameras, the best performance, the best battery lifeâ€"hopefully it lives up to the Ultra name. Samsung also not-so-subtly teased as much with a post on its U.S. newsroom page earlier this month. For years, Samsung has listened to users asking for bigger screens, better cameras and new ways to connect and create. The demand is clear â€" an Ultra-experience that goes beyond a simple list of upgraded features in a smaller and more portable form factor. ... With industry-leading hardware, cutting-edge performance and seamless AI integration optimized for the foldable format, it’s what users have come to expect from Galaxy Ultra. And when it unfolds, it transformsâ€" into a more immersive entertainment hub, a spacious workspace, or a multitasking powerhouse, now enhanced by powerful Galaxy AI features designed specifically for the foldable fo Samsung's either skipping what would be the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7 for the Galaxy Z Flip Ultra and Z Fold Ultra, respectively, or an even more premium-tier Galaxy Z Ultra foldable will be announced alongside the annual refreshes. Leaked images suggest Samsung's foldables will be thinner than the current Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6. Samsung's own teaser video also shows two seemingly super-slim halves coming apart. For the new Z Flip, the cover screen could expand edge to edge, similar to the ones on Motorola's new Razr flip-style foldables. More pixels are always appreciated on the cover screen, and it means apps should be able to run without needing to open the Z Flip. As for the new Z Fold, leaked CAD files show the book-style foldable could be as thin as 9mm when closed and 4.54mm when unfolded. That would be seriously skinny and make the Z Fold as thick as regular non-folding phones when closed. Either way, we'll know more in a few weeks. Stay tuned!

Samsung really wants you to think of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 as an 'Ultra' device, whatever that means

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is certainly going to be an exceptional device, as long as it improves on performance and offers as thin a build as Samsung says it will. To hype the phone up, Samsung keeps using the word "Ultra" when referring to the Galaxy Z Fold 7, even though it appears nowhere in the phone's actual branding. The "Ultra" appears in Samsung's newest teaser trailer. The video simply shows two thin slabs, animated to incredibly familiar music. The slabs split into two portions of the screen, and one takes on the silhouette of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. The phrase "Ultra Unfolds" immediately follows. This isn't the first time Samsung has used the "Ultra" branding for the Galaxy Z Fold 7. It's appeared in previous teasers that specifically push the moniker. For some time, it was thought that Samsung would develop a Galaxy Z Fold Ultra and a Fold 7, though that rumor has largely been put to bed. Similarly, it was thought that Samsung may drop the numerical identifier and simply refer to the seventh-edition foldable as an "Ultra" variant. Thanks to plenty of reliable leakers and sources, we can assume that the next foldable from Samsung will be the Galaxy Z Fold 7. So, what makes it ultra? There are a couple of reasons Samsung could be pushing the narrative. The first one is simple, and it's that Samsung simply thinks this generational improvement is worthy of that adjective. It's supposed to measure only 9mm thick when folded, which is no small feat and puts it toe-to-toe with other record-setting devices. The other explanation, and the one we're putting a little more stock into, is that Samsung is hiding a much larger announcement. If it is, it's kept it under wraps incredibly well. Samsung could be alluding to rather large Galaxy AI announcements. So big, they have to use the term "Ultra" time and time again. Samsung clearly thinks users want more from their devices, and they'd be correct. The Galaxy Z Fold series has lost some interest over time because it felt stagnant, even if it wasn't entirely so. Introducing some groundbreaking features would go a long way in revitalizing the device line. Samsung specifically mentions Galaxy AI in one of its teasers, after noting that the company wants to bring a significantly more impressive experience to users. For years, Samsung has listened to users asking for bigger screens, better cameras and new ways to connect and create. The demand is clear -- an Ultra-experience that goes beyond a simple list of upgraded features in a smaller and more portable form factor. That's why Galaxy's next chapter is to provide an experience that seamlessly blends artistry and engineering to elevate everyday interactions. ... With industry-leading hardware, cutting-edge performance and seamless AI integration optimized for the foldable format, it's what users have come to expect from Galaxy Ultra. Samsung has offered very little in the way of details on how "Ultra" the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will be, and that's why we're picking apart teasers. This comes as Samsung has reportedly not decided on its upcoming Galaxy AI subscription. That, as a whole, is still an unknown. What we do know is that Galaxy AI will likely continue to be free for the remainder of the year. The Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Z Flip 7 FE are expected to launch on July 9. Samsung's Galaxy Reserve campaign also just opened up, which lets users sign up to reserve a pre-order spot for free. That entry gets you a $50 credit and a chance to win $5,000, so it's worth it even if you don't plan on buying the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

Forget Galaxy Fold Ultra -- here's what Samsung needs to reveal at Unpacked

For nearly the past year, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 has been one of my daily drivers. That's because it's a powerhouse that can handle my work-life balance with its excellent cameras, long battery life to get me through work, and the entertainment value it offers with its expansive 7.6-inch main display. It also works well as a desktop PC replacement thanks to Samsung DeX. Samsung's tipped to reveal a much improved version of its book-style foldable phone at its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9. What's unusual about this year's upcoming notebook style foldable is the amount of teasers that the company has dropped so far. Not only is it expected to be one of the thinnest foldable phones around, but it's also going to be getting bigger AI camera upgrades. All of this is hyping up what's presumably going to be called the Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, but I think Samsung could be missing a huge opportunity by not doing the same for the Galaxy Z Flip 7. Here's why. Even though the Galaxy S25 Ultra is the best phone you can get, thanks to its outstanding overall performance and utility, I would love to see it transformed into a flip-style phone. If Samsung were to give the same 'ultra' treatment it's been teasing with the forthcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7, the Z Flip 7 could be the phone to beat. But it wouldn't be just taking the existing design and making it fold. Instead, it should get the same ultra-thin construction that Samsung's been teasing -- perhaps to the same degree as what I've seen with the Galaxy S25 Edge. And finally, it should get the same camera treatment consisting of a 200MP main camera, an ultrawide, and a telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. If you've ever watched the 2013 Spike Jonze directed film "Her," then you're aware about Samantha and how it's what all of today' AI chatbots strive to become. I've been using Gemini Live ever since it debuted with the Pixel 9 series last year and I think an Ultra version of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 could finally be the perfect embodiment of Samantha. Gemini Live lets me tap my phone's camera to see what I'm seeing and ask Gemini questions. Since the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is a flip-style phone, I could see myself putting the phone in my shirt pocket in such a way that only the one half of the phone with the outer screen hangs off the sleeve. t's like how Joaquin Phoenix's character in the film carries around Samantha in his shirt pocket, giving the AI assistant access to see the world and interact with it in a more natural way. I wouldn't be able to do this with a book-style foldable phone like the Galaxy Z Fold 7. One thing that annoys me about notebook-style foldables is that they're no easier to handle, even when they're closed and just relying on their outer screens. After testing out the Motorola Razr Ultra (2025), it proves yet again how the outer screens in flip-style phones are underrated. All of today's phones are simply too big to comfortably handle with one-handed use, which is why I often default to the outer screen with my Razr Ultra (2025) when I'm waiting to reach my subway stop. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 is tipped to come with an even larger 4-inch cover screen, which I think could benefit from having full apps support by default -- rather than burying the feature. Since it would get the 'ultra' treatment, it would be even better if the camera app is unlocked to leverage more of the manual controls that's available when the phone's opened. Right now, camera controls are limited to the basics and you can't select the option to shoot in 4K. That's why it would be even better if an 'ultra' version could give me these controls and much more. In my Galaxy Z Flip 6 review, I explicitly said how I was disappointed to find out that it doesn't support Samsung DeX. The feature has proven to be a lifesaver countless times in the past year wherever I left my laptop at home, by connecting the Galaxy Z Fold 6 to my work monitor -- essentially giving me that desktop experience. I'm not hopeful that Samsung will bring it to the Galaxy Z Flip 7 either, but I think it would be an extra incentive for an Ultra model. Considering how Google has been collaborating with Samsung to bring a desktop mode with Android 16, it would be also better if Samsung upgrades DeX to be even more powerful.

Samsung confirms Unpacked stream for July 9, with Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 hopefully on deck

The company confirmed in an email to Mashable that the next Samsung Unpacked livestream will take place on Wednesday, July 9, at 10 a.m. ET. This event will take place in Brooklyn, and as usual, you can watch on Samsung's website and YouTube channel when the time comes. Samsung teased announcements that would "unveil the next evolution of Galaxy AI" and the "ever-expanding Galaxy ecosystem". Right now, all eyes are on Samsung's next-gen foldables, the Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7. And while Samsung hasn't confirmed that's what we'll be getting, we'd be surprised if that's not the focus of the event. Samsung's next round of foldables has been leaking like a runny faucet online lately. And since Samsung usually launches new foldables around this time of year, it's easy to assume the new foldables will be unveiled during this Unpacked. There could also be other hardware announcements, but foldables are the big one everyone is expecting. "With AI leading the way, Galaxy devices are evolving from reactionary smartphones to anticipatory smart companions - transforming how we communicate, create, and connect," Samsung's email said. That's the only tidbit Samsung provided regarding what we should expect from the stream. In other words, there will be plenty of Galaxy AI talk. At least we have a date now. All that remains is to wait.

[Invitation] Galaxy Unpacked July 2025: The Ultra Experience Is Ready To Unfold

For years, Samsung Electronics has designed its devices around what people truly need, such as better performance, sharper cameras and smarter ways to stay connected. And, with Galaxy AI, it goes beyond what devices can do -- it's about how people interact with them. As AI rapidly becomes the new user interface, it's redefining our relationship with technology. No longer just a collection of apps and tools, the smartphone is evolving into a smart companion that understands user intent and responds in real time. This transformation moves us from reaction to anticipation -- where, as AI becomes the UI, intent becomes instant. The next-generation Galaxy devices are being reimagined around a new AI-powered interface, supported by breakthrough hardware built to unlock their full potential. This future is already unfolding, and the best of Galaxy AI and Samsung craftsmanship is about to be unveiled. On July 9, Samsung Electronics will host Unpacked in Brooklyn, New York -- a borough with an extraordinary spirit and a distinctive history. Brooklyn is where visionary thinking and bold ideas shape the future, so it's only fitting that Samsung unveils the latest and greatest additions to the Galaxy portfolio in a place known for its culture, creativity and collaboration. The event will be streamed live on Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom, and Samsung's YouTube channel beginning at 10 a.m. ET, 3 p.m. BST, and 4 p.m. CET. Stay tuned and make sure to visit news.samsung.com/global for all upcoming teasers, trailers and updates ahead of Unpacked 2025.

Galaxy Unpacked July 2025: The Ultra Experience is Ready to Unfold

For years, Samsung has designed its devices around what people need: better performance, sharper cameras, and smarter ways to stay connected. But today, the shift isn't just about what devices can do - it's also about how people interact with them. As AI rapidly becomes the new user interface, it's redefining how we interact with our devices. No longer just a collection of apps and tools, the smartphone is evolving into smart companions that understands user intent and responds in real time. This transformation moves us from reaction to anticipation - where, as AI becomes the UI, intent becomes instant. This future is already unfolding, and the best of Galaxy AI and Samsung craftsmanship is set to be unveiled. Galaxy devices are being reimagined around this new AI-powered interface, supported by breakthrough hardware built to unlock its full potential. On July 9, Samsung Electronics will host Unpacked in Brooklyn, New York - a borough with an extraordinary spirit and a distinctive history. Brooklyn is where visionary thinking and bold ideas shape the future, so it's only fitting that Samsung unveils the latest and greatest additions to the Galaxy portfolio in a place known for its culture, creativity, and collaboration. The event will be streamed live on Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom, and Samsung's YouTube channel beginning at 10 a.m. ET, 3 p.m. BST, and 4 p.m. CET. Stay tuned and make sure to visit samsungmobilepress.com for all upcoming teasers, trailers and updates ahead of Unpacked 2025 and head over to Samsung.com to learn more about Reserve offers - including how you can earn a $50 Samsung Credit towards the latest Galaxy device.

Samsung's next Unpacked is official, and an "Ultra" foldable might be coming

Unpacked is set for July 9, and Samsung might just change the foldable game. After weeks of rumors, leaks, and speculation, on Monday, Samsung finally locked in the official date for its next Galaxy Unpacked: July 9, 2025, at 10 a.m. Eastern in Brooklyn, New York. Just as rumors speculated, the in-person event will indeed take place in Brooklyn, New York. Similar to every other Unpacked event, you'll be able to livestream the event on Samsung's official website or its YouTube channel. The Korea-based giant launched its flagship S25 series during the January Unpacked and followed up with the S25 Edge (which it considers a flagship as well) during a May Unpacked event. And though the company hasn't explicitly name-dropped the products it plans to announce during the event, all signs point toward new foldables and possibly updates to the Galaxy Watch line. Traditionally, Samsung announces its new Flip and Fold models during the summer Unpacked event, and this year is expected to follow suit. So, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7 are almost certain to take the spotlight. Samsung shared three separate teasers in June, all hinting at a new era of foldables. Leaks and teasers both suggest that 2025's Z Fold series will sport thinner designs than ever. What stands out is this bit from a press release Samsung posted on June 9: "This year, that journey reaches a new milestone. The newest Galaxy Z series is the thinnest, lightest, and most advanced foldable yet - meticulously crafted and built to last." Thinner phones are no surprise in 2025, though. We've seen Samsung's own S25 Edge, and the iPhone 17 Air is expected to launch this fall. Here's the exciting bit: there may be more than just two foldables on deck. The first teaser, posted on June 3 on Samsung's Newsroom, was titled "Meet the Next Chapter of Ultra," and focused on how an "Ultra experience" in a "smaller and more portable form factor" is what people have been demanding. The tech giant hinted that that's exactly what it's working toward and ended it with: "The Ultra experience is ready to unfold." Traditionally, Samsung has used the Ultra branding for its most feature-packed and premium flagships, like the Galaxy S25 Ultra. So, if the teasers are anything to go by, the upcoming Unpacked could mark the debut of Samsung's first-ever Ultra-branded foldable, signaling a more premium and powerful take on the Z Fold lineup. The fifteen-second Galaxy Unpacked teaser seems to support that theory, too, and ends with the bold statement: "Ultra Unfolds." Speaking of the Unpacked teaser, it begins with a profile view of a device that sports a noticeably thin frame. The foldable aspect then sneaks in, with a beam of light slicing through the middle. Two halves (presumably of a phone) split apart, reunite at the corners, and the bottom half then unfolds like a book, likely hinting at the Z Fold 7 or possibly the rumored Ultra foldable. At the same time, it's entirely possible that the Z Fold 7 and the so-called Ultra foldable are the same device, and that Samsung is simply adjusting its naming convention to better reflect the device's premium positioning. Other than foldables, leaks also speculate that Samsung will announce an updated smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch 8, which is expected to sport a redesigned display. Samsung might also shed more light on Project Moohan, the codename for its upcoming headset powered by Android XR. We'll surely also hear about Galaxy AI, which was mentioned in the official Unpacked July announcement. If you have even the slightest thought of purchasing one of the devices Samsung is expected to announce, the tech giant is offering a $50 credit simply for providing your name and email address ahead of the launch event. Though you won't be able to use the credit toward purchasing a pre-order device, you can put it toward additional eligible products (select Buds, Watches, Tablets, or Galaxy Ring).

Samsung officially teases new 'Ultra' triple foldable and Unpacked Event date

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. Samsung has confirmed it will be hosting an Unpacked event on July 9, where it will be unveiling, presumably, its latest Galaxy devices. The Samsung event will be held in Brooklyn, New York, beginning at 10:00 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT. As with all of Samsung's Unpacked events, it will be livestreamed on Samsung's YouTube channel and website. Unsurprisingly, Samsung didn't reveal any details about what it will be unveiling at the event, but we can assume it will be the company's Galaxy Z Flip and Z Fold foldable, as the video the company shared features the text "Ultra Unfolds." Additionally, the teaser video suggests that whatever these new devices are will be super thin, presumably thinner than the current Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6. As with all of Samsung's devices, we can expect whatever new Ultra smartphones the company unveils it will feature the latest cutting-edge technology, and presumably the recently unveiled Exynos 2500 chipset, which features 4K at 120Hz support, 320MP camera image processing sensor, 8K at 30FPS support, and big improvements to AI capabilities. It's possible the event will be the official unveiling of the rumored Samsung tri-fold smartphone, as the video briefly shows a triple display. This device is rumored to be called the "Galaxy G Fold" and feature a G-shaped folding mechanism with both inward folding sections protecting the main display. "The next-generation Galaxy devices are being reimagined around a new AI-powered interface, supported by breakthrough hardware built to unlock their full potential. This future is already unfolding, and the best of Galaxy AI and Samsung craftsmanship is about to be unveiled," writes Samsung in its press release

Samsung confirms Unpacked event for July 9: expect the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, more

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. Samsung has officially confirmed its next Unpacked event will kick off on July 9, where we should be introduced to the new Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 foldable smartphones. The second Unpacked event for 2025 will be held in New York City on July 9 at 10 AM ET / 7 AM PT, where the stream will be made available on both Samsung's YouTube channel, and on its website. We should expect not only the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 foldable smartphones, but new wearables, including the Galaxy Watch 8 series and the new Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025... while I'm hoping for a peek at the new Galaxy G Fold tri-fold handset. We should also expect to see Samsung show off new software and AI features at its Unpacked event, and hopefully, the stable release of One UI 8. Samsung's new fleet of Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 foldable smartphones are also expected to ship with Android 16 out of the box. Samsung has teased announcements coming that will "unveil the next evolution of Galaxy AI" and the "ever-expanding Galaxy ecosystem". An expansion of the Galaxy ecosystem -- at least to me -- would be a new tri-fold "Galaxy G Fold" foldable smartphone, and not just refreshes of the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip families of smartphones. Samsung said in its email: "With AI leading the way, Galaxy devices are evolving from reactionary smartphones to anticipatory smart companions - transforming how we communicate, create, and connect".

Galaxy Unpacked 2025 rumored for July 9, new Samsung foldables coming - Phandroid

Samsung's next big launch event is now just weeks away. According to a leak from Evan Blass, Galaxy Unpacked 2025 is scheduled for July 9, kicking off at 10AM EST (7AM PST). The event is expected to take place in New York, and if the rumors hold up, it could mark one of Samsung's most interesting foldable refreshes in years. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 might be ditching Qualcomm this year. Reports suggest Samsung could use its in-house Exynos 2500 chipset for its Flip 7 models instead of the usual Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. That's an interesting move, especially for a premium foldable. The Fold 7, on the other hand, is still expected to stick with Snapdragon across the board. This is similar to last year's lineup. Both new foldables are also expected to rely heavily on Galaxy AI. It builds on the momentum Samsung started with the Galaxy S24 series. A recent leak suggests that buyers may even get a free trial or subscription to Google's AI Pro service, which would introduce more advanced features like enhanced summarization, real-time translation, or smart editing tools into the mix. Alongside the phones, Samsung is also rumored to unveil three new smartwatches at its Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event. This includes the Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and an updated Galaxy Watch Ultra. Take it with a grain of salt, but hopefully, Samsung will start sending out invites soon.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 confirmed for July 9 in New York - Phandroid

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 is officially locked in for July 9. The event will be held in Brooklyn, New York, starting at 10AM ET, and streamed live on Samsung's website and YouTube channel. Evan Blass leaked the date last week, and he was spot on. Samsung hasn't confirmed exactly which devices will show up, but the teaser makes it clear that AI is taking center stage. The company says these next-gen Galaxy products are being built around a new AI-powered interface and new hardware that's meant to push things even further. The video ends with the words "Ultra Unfolds," which has sparked speculation about a foldable Ultra model. But for now, most signs point to a lineup that includes the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, a more affordable Z Flip 7 FE, and the Galaxy Watch 8 series. In the meantime, Samsung is already letting users reserve their spot for the upcoming devices. There's no payment required to reserve, just an email address. If you do, you'll get $50 in Samsung Credit plus a shot at up to $1,150 in additional savings. You'll also be entered into a sweepstakes for a chance to win $5,000 in Samsung Credit. Whether you're planning to upgrade or just curious to see what's next, July 9 is shaping up to be a big day for Galaxy fans.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Watch 8: Rumor Roundup Before Unpacked 2025 - Phandroid

With Galaxy Unpacked set for July 9, Samsung is gearing up to unveil its latest generation of foldables and wearables. Leaks and certifications have already painted a fairly clear picture of what to expect from the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and Galaxy Watch 8. If you're considering an upgrade, now's the perfect time to catch up on what's coming. Samsung appears to be going all-in on refinement this year. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is rumored to be the thinnest and lightest Fold yet, possibly measuring as slim as 3.9mm when unfolded. Leaked renders show a sleeker hinge design and rounder corners that better match the look of the Galaxy S25 series. The device is expected to sport an 8-inch inner display and a 6.5-inch outer screen with support for ProScaler and a peak brightness of 2,600 nits. Under the hood, the Z Fold 7 should run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and include 12GB of RAM with up to 1TB of storage. While the battery may remain unchanged at 4,400mAh, the more efficient chipset could still improve battery life. The biggest leap might come from the camera setup, which could include a 200MP main sensor borrowed from the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Samsung may also introduce a redesigned S Pen, although rumors are split on whether the Fold 7 will still support stylus input. Expect the starting price to stay at $1,899, same as last year. However, quantities may be more limited, so pre-orders could go quickly. Samsung's clamshell foldable is also expected to get some notable improvements. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 will reportedly increase its cover display size to 4 inches, up from 3.4 inches, making it significantly more usable when closed. The internal display might also grow slightly to 6.85 inches. Both screens are expected to maintain a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth performance, though the outer display may still be capped at 60Hz. The biggest internal upgrade could be the new Exynos 2500 chipset, although some regions might receive the Snapdragon 8 Elite instead. RAM and storage configurations are likely to remain the same, with 12GB of RAM and either 256GB or 512GB of storage. On the downside, camera hardware may remain unchanged, featuring a 50MP main, 12MP ultra-wide, and 10MP front shooter. However, improvements to Samsung's ProVisual Engine could help deliver better results from the same sensors. Battery life should see a boost thanks to a bump in capacity to 4,300mAh. This addresses one of the most common complaints about the Flip series, especially for heavy users. The price is expected to match last year's starting point of around $999. Samsung's next smartwatch series, including the Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic, is shaping up to deliver a smarter, more health-focused experience. Leaks suggest the Watch 8 Classic will blend the design of the Watch 6 Classic with the Watch Ultra, featuring a "squircle" case and a physical rotating bezel. The 46mm Classic will include a 1.5-inch display, and both models will run the new One UI 8 Watch software. Internally, Samsung is expected to use the Exynos W1000 chip, paired with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. Other expected specs include 10W fast charging, IP68 water and dust resistance, and MIL-STD-810H durability. Health tracking sees a big upgrade with features like vascular load monitoring, antioxidant index tracking, and an AI-powered health coach. Samsung has also confirmed Gemini integration, which will bring advanced AI features to Wear OS, including smart suggestions, inbox summaries, and real-time voice queries. Pricing remains unclear, but it will likely follow previous launches, putting the standard model in the $300-$350 range and the Classic model closer to $400. If you're thinking about upgrading, Samsung has already opened reservations for its upcoming devices. By reserving now, you'll receive a $50 Samsung Credit and become eligible for up to $1,150 in additional savings when you purchase. Plus, all reservations are automatically entered into a sweepstakes to win a massive $5,000 Samsung Credit.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 Launch Date Leaked Online

Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series is expected to go official during the event Samsung launched its promotional campaign for the next-generation Galaxy Z Fold smartphone earlier this month. While there is still no official word from the South Korean tech giant on a launch date, a new leak suggests that the Galaxy Unpacked event for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 will take place in July. Samsung is also expected to introduce the Galaxy Watch 8 lineup and new Galaxy Buds during the launch event. Tipster Evan Blass (@evleaks) on X has claimed that Samsung will host the next Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9 2025. The event is said to begin at 10:00am EDT (7:30pm IST). Early rumours had suggested that the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked would take place in New York. As per the new leak, it appears that Samsung will stick with the early-July launch window for its summer Galaxy Unpacked event. Last year, the brand unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 on July 10. Samsung has already started teasing the arrival of its new foldables. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is confirmed to come with improved AI tools and enhanced privacy features. The new lineup is claimed to be the 'thinnest, lightest and most advanced foldable yet'. The clamshell foldable is likely to be equipped with the Exynos 2500 chipset, while the book-style foldable could run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. Further, the brand is expected to introduce an affordable Fan Edition (FE) version of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 alongside the standard Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. The Galaxy Watch 8 series, which is expected to comprise the Galaxy Watch 8, Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, and Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) models, are also anticipated to make its debut in the Galaxy Unpacked event. Several rumours also suggest that Samsung will bring its audio wearables, including Galaxy Buds Core and Galaxy Buds 3 FE, to the launch. The brand is rumoured to tease its first-ever XR headset, Project Moohan and its tri-fold phone during the event.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 Event for Galaxy Z Foldables Set for This Date

Galaxy Unpacked 2025 will take place on July 9 in New York Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 Galaxy Watch 8 series and Galaxy Buds Core may also debut Samsung has finally announced the date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event, where the South Korean giant is expected to take the wraps off its latest generation of foldable smartphones -- the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Galaxy Z Flip 7. The company has also started to send out invites for the Unpacked event. It is also likely that we could also see the debut of the Galaxy Watch 8 series as well as the recently teased Galaxy Buds Core at the event. The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event will be held on July 9 at 10:00 am ET/ 4:00 pm CT (7:30 pm IST), the company announced in a newsroom post. It will take place in Brooklyn, New York where the company will showcase the "latest and greatest additions to the Galaxy portfolio". While the second Galaxy Unpacked event of 2025 is expected to be an in-person affair, you will also be able to stream it live on the Samsung website and the official Samsung YouTube channel. So far, the company is yet to reveal information about what could be announced at the biannual event. It teases the launch of "next-generation Galaxy devices with a new AI-powered interface". They will be equipped with "breakthrough" hardware, support the Galaxy AI suite of features, and display Samsung's craftsmanship. Previous reports suggest that Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked 2025 will see the launch of the new generation of foldables. Although the monikers remain unconfirmed, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has been teased to arrive as the "thinnest, lightest and most advanced foldable yet". Meanwhile, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 could get the recently debuted Exynos 2500 SoC under the hood. The company is also reported to be planning the launch of a Galaxy Z Flip FE (Fan Edition) -- a more affordable version of the clamshell-style foldable with toned down features but at a lower price tag. In addition to smartphones, Samsung is speculated to expand its Galaxy Watch lineup at this year's Unpacked event by bringing back the 'Classic' model. Thus, the upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 lineup could comprise the Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and the Watch Ultra (2025) models. Samsung has already begun teasing the launch of the Galaxy Buds Core, which could be introduced at the event. We may also hear more news related to Project Moohan, the extended reality (XR) headset being developed in collaboration with Google, as well as the company's first-ever tri-fold smartphone which has been rumoured to be in development for some time now.

Samsung's Ultra foldable phone has an official release date, and it's really soon | Stuff

The next Samsung Unpacked event is taking place on 9 July, where we'll see the next line-up of folding Galaxy smartphones If you've been waiting for Samsung to release its next bendy phones, your wait is almost over. Samsung is going to release its next folding phones in July 2025. This year, we're expecting an Ultra folding model for the first time, alongside regular refreshes in the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip line-up. The next Galaxy Unpacked event is happening on 9 July, which was previously leaked by Evleaks. The event's being held in-person in Brooklyn, New York for attendees. For anyone at home, they can tune into a livestream that goes live at 10am ET/3pm BST. Word is the new foldables will have upgraded cameras and some new AI software features. Samsung has also already confirmed the new devices will launch with One UI 8. Then there's the so-called Galaxy Z Fold 7 Ultra, which Samsung seems to be increasingly hinting at. Recent official announcements promise "industry-leading hardware, cutting-edge performance and seamless AI integration optimised for the foldable format". Whatever that means. While we're yet to get official confirmation on the names, I'd put money on them being called the Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7. We may also finally get eyes on Samsung's long-rumoured tri-fold foldable, supposedly dubbed the Galaxy G Fold. It's been teased and rumoured for a while now, and this could finally be the year it trots onto the stage. And let's not forget the wrists. The Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic are also expected to make an appearance, which will be the perfect companion to the latest Galaxy smartphones. Although, the Watch Ultra 2 might be keeping a low profile until 2026. Based on past launches, pricing is likely to sit in high-end flagship territory - we're talking north of $1700/£1749 for the Fold 7, and closer to $999/£1049 for the Flip 7. Either way, we'll find out when Samsung's Unpacked event takes place on 9 July.

Samsung's big foldable reveal slated for July 9 in NYC : Here's what to expect

Samsung's triple-fold phone could drop by September. But it won't come cheapSamsung is set to host its next Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9 in Brooklyn, New York, where it will reveal the latest foldable devices. This year's lineup is expected to showcase a new AI-driven interface alongside significant hardware improvements that aim to push the Galaxy experience forward. The choice of Brooklyn, known for its creative energy and history of innovation sets the stage for what could be a major evolution in Samsung's foldable and AI ambitions. The event will be streamed live on Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom India, and the brand's YouTube channel starting at 7:30 PM IST. We will also be covering the event on Economic Times, stay tuned. But first lets understand what can we expect from this year's Z-Fold devices. At this year's Unpacked event, Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7, with reports also hinting at the possible debut of a high-end Galaxy Z Fold 7 Ultra variant. According to recent leaks, the Z Fold 7 could see a notable reduction in weight around 215 grams making it 24 grams lighter than its predecessor. The device may also feature a larger 6.5-inch cover display and an 8.2-inch inner screen, pointing to both design and usability upgrades. Alongside the new foldables, Samsung is also likely to introduce updates to its smartwatch portfolio. The lineup could include the Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and a new Galaxy Watch Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked: Mark Your Calendars for July 9th!

Samsung is poised to transform the smartphone industry with its upcoming Galaxy devices, featuring a groundbreaking AI-driven interface. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives, Samsung is at the forefront of transforming smartphones from mere communication tools into intelligent, intuitive companions. The Galaxy AI-powered interface is designed to anticipate user needs, providing real-time responses and seamless interactions. This evolution marks a significant shift from reactive technology to proactive solutions, making everyday tasks smarter, more efficient, and tailored to individual preferences. The integration of AI in smartphones is not merely a gimmick; it has the potential to fundamentally change the way we interact with our devices. By learning from user behavior and preferences, the Galaxy AI can offer personalized recommendations, optimize device performance, and even automate routine tasks. This level of customization and assistance can greatly enhance user experience, saving time and effort while delivering more relevant information and services. What to Expect from the New Galaxy Devices The upcoming Galaxy devices promise to showcase the perfect synergy between innovative AI technology and Samsung's renowned craftsmanship. With breakthrough hardware designed to complement the AI-powered interface, users can anticipate enhanced performance, sharper cameras, and smarter connectivity. The devices will likely feature advanced processors, high-resolution displays, and ample storage capacity to support the demands of AI-driven functionality. In addition to hardware improvements, the new Galaxy devices will also introduce a range of innovative features and capabilities. From advanced natural language processing for more accurate voice commands to intelligent camera modes that optimize settings based on the scene, the AI-powered interface aims to elevate the user experience across various aspects of smartphone usage. The devices may also offer enhanced security features, such as biometric authentication and real-time threat detection, leveraging AI algorithms to protect user data and privacy. Device Availability Samsung is set to officially unveil its latest Galaxy devices during the highly anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9 in Brooklyn, New York. The event will be streamed live on Samsung's official platforms, including Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom, and YouTube, starting at 10 a.m. ET. While specific pricing details have yet to be announced, Samsung's Galaxy lineup typically offers a range of options to cater to different budgets and preferences, from flagship models to more affordable alternatives. Following the event, availability of the new Galaxy devices is expected to follow shortly, with pre-orders likely opening soon after the announcement. Samsung has a strong global presence and extensive distribution network, ensuring that the devices will be accessible to consumers worldwide. Customers can expect to find the new Galaxy devices at authorized Samsung retailers, mobile carriers, and online marketplaces. Specifications While the full specifications of the new Galaxy devices are yet to be revealed, here are some key features and capabilities that users can expect: Explore More from Samsung Beyond smartphones, Samsung offers a comprehensive ecosystem of innovative products and services. From smart home devices that automate and simplify household tasks to wearables that track fitness and provide on-the-go connectivity, Samsung's portfolio caters to diverse consumer needs and preferences. For those interested in exploring the broader Samsung ecosystem, the company's smart home lineup includes smart TVs, home appliances, and IoT devices that can be controlled and monitored through a unified platform. Samsung's SmartThings app allows users to create a connected home experience, allowing seamless control and automation of various devices. In the wearables category, Samsung offers a range of smartwatches and fitness trackers, such as the Galaxy Watch series and the Galaxy Fit. These devices provide users with valuable insights into their health and wellness, tracking metrics such as heart rate, sleep patterns, and physical activity. They also offer convenient features like mobile payments, music playback, and notifications, keeping users connected and informed on the go. As Samsung continues to push the boundaries of innovation, consumers can expect a steady stream of innovative products and services that aim to enhance and simplify various aspects of their lives. The upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event is just one example of Samsung's commitment to delivering groundbreaking technology that empowers users and shapes the future of the industry.

Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked event will happen in two weeks

What does the immediate future hold for Samsung Galaxy devices? That's a big question but also one that we'll receive an answer in regards to in the coming weeks. The technology giant has revealed that it will be hosting a Galaxy Unpacked event very soon, on July 9 to be exact. As for what it will present, the sub-title for the event is very suggestive indeed... We're told that in this event the "Ultra experience is ready to unfold", suggesting that this will be the place where we meet the first foldable Samsung Galaxy Ultra device. Otherwise, there seems to be a grand focus on AI, as Samsung explains: "The next-generation Galaxy devices are being reimagined around a new AI-powered interface, supported by breakthrough hardware built to unlock their full potential. This future is already unfolding, and the best of Galaxy AI and Samsung craftsmanship is about to be unveiled." As for the exact timing for the show, it will occur on July 9 at 15:00 BST / 16:00 CEST, and there will be an in-person event happening in Brooklyn, New York.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7: The Next Chapter Begins

Samsung has officially teased the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 7, generating excitement ahead of its Unpacked event scheduled for July 9, 2025. This latest addition to Samsung's foldable lineup promises significant advancements in design, engineering, and usability. Alongside the Fold 7, the event is expected to showcase the Galaxy Flip 7, Flip 7 FE, the Galaxy Watch 8 series, and potentially a new trifold phone concept. Pre-orders for the Fold 7 will open on the event day, with in-store availability beginning two weeks later. The video below from TechTalkTV gives us more details about the device. Samsung's Unpacked event will serve as a platform to unveil its latest innovations in foldable and wearable technology. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 will undoubtedly be the centerpiece, accompanied by other exciting product launches. This event highlights Samsung's ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of mobile technology while addressing the diverse needs of its global user base. Key highlights of the event include: This diverse lineup underscores Samsung's ability to innovate across multiple product categories, making sure that there is something for everyone at this year's Unpacked event. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 represents a leap forward in foldable smartphone design, emphasizing portability without compromising functionality. Weighing just 215 grams, it is 24 grams lighter than its predecessor, making it one of the most portable foldable devices on the market. Its thinner profile not only enhances portability but also improves the overall user experience, allowing for easier handling and storage. The device's slightly wider footprint provides a more immersive screen experience, ideal for multitasking, gaming, and media consumption. Additionally, the camera module has been refined for a sleeker, more modern appearance, though it does protrude slightly more than previous models. These updates reflect Samsung's dedication to combining aesthetics with practicality, making sure the Fold 7 appeals to both tech enthusiasts and everyday users. Samsung is offering an array of incentives to encourage early adoption of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. By pre-ordering the device, customers can take advantage of several exclusive benefits designed to enhance the overall value of their purchase. In addition to these perks, pre-order customers will receive six months of free access to Google AI Pro or Gemini Advanced, valued at $120. These AI tools are designed to enhance productivity and personalization, aligning seamlessly with the Fold 7's advanced features. These incentives make the Galaxy Z Fold 7 an attractive option for those looking to stay ahead of the curve in mobile technology. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is positioned as a premium foldable smartphone that strikes a balance between innovation and everyday practicality. Its lighter, thinner design addresses consumer demand for more portable devices, while its slightly wider screen enhances usability. Samsung's decision to focus on refinement rather than radical change demonstrates its confidence in the foldable market and its commitment to meeting user needs. Competitive trade-in offers and pre-order perks further enhance the Fold 7's appeal, making it an ideal choice for both existing Samsung users and those new to the brand. By prioritizing incremental improvements and user-focused features, Samsung continues to solidify its leadership in the foldable smartphone segment. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 sets a new benchmark for foldable smartphones, showcasing Samsung's ability to innovate while addressing practical user needs. The potential unveiling of a trifold phone concept at the Unpacked event signals Samsung's ambition to redefine the future of mobile technology. By focusing on design, functionality, and value, Samsung is not only shaping the present but also paving the way for the next generation of foldable devices. As the foldable market continues to evolve, Samsung's commitment to innovation ensures that its products remain at the forefront of technological advancement. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 exemplifies this vision, offering a glimpse into a future where foldable devices are seamlessly integrated into everyday life. Discover other guides from our vast content that could be of interest on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked scheduled for July 9 in New York

Samsung has confirmed that it will host its next Galaxy Unpacked event in Brooklyn, New York on July 9th, as expected. The company highlights a new AI-powered interface for its next-generation Galaxy devices, along with the image of its Galaxy Z series foldable. As AI rapidly becomes the new user interface, it's redefining our relationship with technology. No longer just a collection of apps and tools, the smartphone is evolving into a smart companion that understands user intent and responds in real time. This transformation moves us from reaction to anticipation -- where, as AI becomes the UI, intent becomes instant. The next-generation Galaxy devices are being reimagined around a new AI-powered interface, supported by breakthrough hardware built to unlock their full potential. This future is already unfolding, and the best of Galaxy AI and Samsung craftsmanship is about to be unveiled. Samsung introduced the Exynos 2500 Deca-Core chip this week, which should power the Galaxy Z Flip7 smartphone. The phone will come in jet black, blue shadow and Coral red colours, based on the rumours. The Galaxy Z Fold7 is said to get a larger outer screen of 6.5 inches, while the internal foldable display is expected to reach 8.2 inches -- making it the largest foldable screen available, surpassing the OPPO Find N5's 8.12-inch panel. The Galaxy Z Fold7 and the Galaxy Z Flip7 are said to get a price hike this year and Samsung has started pre-reservations for the devices in India on Samsung India Store. You can pay Rs. 1999 to reserve it, and those who pre-book will get benefits worth Rs. 5999, said the company. Even though the launch date in India and the price have not been announced yet, Samsung said that it will be the pre-reservations open till July 9th 2025 or till Pre-booking starts. The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9th starts at 10 a.m. ET, 3 p.m. BST, and 4 p.m. CET (7:30 PM IST). As usual, Samsung will offer live-streaming on YouTube.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 set for July 9: Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 launch expected with major AI upgrades

Samsung is gearing up for its next big event, Galaxy Unpacked 2025, and the buzz is already building. With new foldable phones, smartwatches and possibly even a sneak peek at the brand's first-ever XR headset, this event is expected to be packed with exciting reveals. The tech giant has officially confirmed the event for July and teased that it will showcase the "best of Galaxy AI and Samsung craftsmanship," hinting at major upgrades across its product lineup. From the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event's date and timing to the expected announcements, here's everything you need to know. Also read: Google Pixel 9 Pro XL available with Rs 30,000 discount: Check deal details here The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event will take place on July 9 in Brooklyn, New York. The event is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM IST. Like every year, the tech giant will livestream the event, so fans won't miss a thing. You can catch the event live on Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom, and the official YouTube channel. Also read: Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max price drops by Rs 13,500: How to grab this deal At the centre of the Unpacked event will be the launch of Samsung's next-gen foldables: the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. These devices are expected to bring significant improvements in design, durability and AI-powered features. Samsung has hinted at a thinner and sleeker Fold 7. In a move to make foldables more accessible, Samsung is also expected to introduce the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, a more affordable Fan Edition variant of its popular flip phone. Also, Samsung will likely debut its next-gen wearables, including the Galaxy Watch 8 series and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025. Lastly, there's talk of a possible teaser of Samsung's first-ever XR headset, Project Moohan. While there were earlier rumours about an 'Ultra' foldable, recent reports claim that this refers to the high-end upgrades in the Fold 7 itself, not a separate device.