You may have already seen concept renders of Samsung‘s upcoming flip-style flagship, the Galaxy Z Flip7, showcasing a large cover display. Now, a real-life image of the phone has surfaced online, revealing just how striking it looks. While it will be the first Galaxy foldable with an Exynos chip, it’s likely to attract significant attention thanks to its appearance.
While this cover display design isn’t new to anyone following the consumer tech space — the Moto Razr 60 Ultra and its predecessor look quite similar — the bezels on the Z Flip7 appear noticeably slimmer, and that’s a key detail that could set it apart from its competition.
The phone is also rumored to be slimmer than its predecessor — 13.7mm down from 14.9mm. Interestingly, it’s said to pack a 4,300mAh battery, up from the 4,000mAh unit on the Z Flip6. A recent rumor about the Galaxy S26 Ultra claims Samsung has achieved higher energy density in its batteries, which might explain the increase in capacity alongside the reduced thickness. While we don’t yet know the internal changes Samsung has made, this redesigned exterior, combined with One UI 8 features, will certainly make the new foldable an appealing option for Galaxy fans.
There’s also a more pocket-friendly alternative to the Flip7, called the Flip7 FE, which is essentially a rebranded Z Flip6 running last year’s Exynos 2400.
The Exynos 2500 is Samsung’s answer to the Snapdragon 8 Elite (which will power the large-screen foldable), and it’ll be interesting to see how it performs in sustained workload tests. After all, simple tasks like recording in 4K 60fps for over 10 minutes is considered quite demanding, and typical benchmark tests like Geekbench don’t tell the full story.
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(Source: @andrei_eclynoh)
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