Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 Event Live Updates: Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 And Watch 8 Revealed! Check Out Specs, Features And Price

After a segment highlighting Samsung’s ongoing sustainability efforts, TM Roh returned to the stage to summarize the day’s key announcements and emphasize the company’s commitment to using eco-conscious materials in its latest devices.

“Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 represent the pinnacle of our innovation,” Roh stated in his closing remarks.

And with that, Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025 comes to a close — ending a packed event that blended cutting-edge tech with a vision for a more sustainable future.

Samsung’s video presentation of the Galaxy Watch 8 revealed a display rated at 3,000 nits, making it easy to view even in bright outdoor conditions. The watch is also thinner than its predecessor, enhancing comfort and style.

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic makes a return with the iconic rotating bezel, while the 2025 Galaxy Watch Ultra now comes in a new blue colorway. While most features remain unchanged, the Ultra gets a notable storage boost to 64GB.

Pricing:

Galaxy Watch 8 – $349

Galaxy Watch 8 Classic – $499

Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) – $649

With Gemini built directly into the Galaxy Watch 8, there's no need to stay tethered to your phone. As long as you have a Wi-Fi or LTE connection, you can access the AI assistant right from your wrist — making the smartwatch more independent than ever.

One of the standout features on the new Galaxy Watch 8 is its ability to track Vascular Load during sleep, offering insights and personalized tips for building heart-healthy habits. Additionally, a built-in sensor now measures antioxidant levels, providing dietary recommendations to help users make healthier lifestyle choices.

Samsung has officially introduced the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, both running on One UI 8 Watch. These smartwatches now come with Gemini voice assistant support and a suite of advanced health features, including Sleep Coaching, Bedtime Guidance, and Vascular Load tracking, all personalized based on the user’s health data.

Samsung has also introduced a more affordable foldable — the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, priced at $899. That’s $100 less than the 2025 Motorola Razr Plus, making it a competitive option in the budget foldable space. The Flip 7 FE will be available in black and white.

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The Galaxy Z Flip 7 retains its $1,099 price tag, with pre-orders starting today and shipping set for July 25. It will be available in blue, black, and red, with an exclusive mint color option offered only through Samsung.

Samsung has taken the wraps off the Galaxy Z Flip 7, now featuring a revamped FlexWindow. While rivals like Motorola introduced larger outer displays last year, Samsung is now closing the gap. The new FlexView screen supports quick access to the Now Bar and Gemini AI features, making the Flip more functional even when closed.

Samsung has officially priced the Galaxy Z Fold 7 at $1,999, with sales set to begin later this month. Preorders are now live. Regional pricing details — including for markets like India — are expected to be announced shortly.

The powerhouse behind the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 'For Galaxy' chipset, specially tuned to handle demanding tasks and deliver smooth, efficient AI performance. According to Samsung, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 'For Galaxy' chipset offers up to 38% improved CPU performance and 41% better NPU performance over its predecessor. The device also features a powerful 200MP primary camera and is backed by a 4,400mAh battery for all-day use.

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Thanks to the early rollout of Android 16, Samsung's latest foldables will be the first to ship with the new OS straight out of the box — marking the fastest adoption of a new Android version in Samsung’s history.

Taking the stage, Google’s SVP of Platforms and Devices, Rick Osterloh, highlighted the close collaboration between Google and Samsung. He showcased upcoming Gemini Live enhancements and improvements to Circle to Search, both of which will be integrated into the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7, bringing next-gen AI experiences to Samsung's newest devices.

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Samsung is putting a major spotlight on AI during its Unpacked event, emphasizing features powered by multimodal AI — meaning your phone can understand and react to what you're seeing in real time, offering relevant suggestions and insights on the fly.

Personalization is another big theme, with the Now Brief feature — first introduced with the Galaxy S25 series — now making its way to the new foldables. And to top it off, all of this is backed by Samsung’s Personal Data Engine, ensuring your information stays private and secure.

Samsung has equipped the all-new Galaxy Z Fold 7 with a powerful 200MP primary lens. The camera module has also been redesigned to seamlessly align with the device’s refined foldable architecture.

Samsung's Won-Joon Choi, President and COO of MX Business, has officially unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold 7 — the brand’s thinnest foldable to date. The device features optimized hinges, offering improved resilience, enhanced sturdiness, and greater overall durability.

The event has kicked off with a strong focus on AI right from the start, highlighting enhanced privacy and security features, along with a push toward more intuitive, user-friendly experiences.

"The Ultra experience is ready to unfold."

The Galaxy Unpacked event is officially underway! We're expecting major announcements, including new additions to Samsung's foldable lineup Galaxy z Fold 7 & Galaxy Z Flip 7. The Galaxy Watch 8 is also likely to make an appearance.

While leaks around it have been scarce, growing speculation points to Samsung unveiling not two, but three foldables at Galaxy Unpacked 2025. The standout among them? A more budget-friendly model, currently known as the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE.

According to the latest leak, the Z Flip 7 FE could feature the same 4.1-inch cover and 6.98-inch main display as the standard Z Flip 7. Under the hood, it may be powered by the Exynos 2400e chipset, paired with 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of storage. It’s also tipped to house a 4,000mAh battery, a 50MP main camera, 12MP ultrawide, and 12MP selfie shooter.

Details like pricing and full display specs are still under wraps — but with Unpacked underway, we’re likely to learn more very soon.

At Samsung Unpacked 2025, whispers are swirling that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 may ship without the signature metal camera rings seen on last year’s Fold 6 and the Galaxy S25 series. These color-matched accents added a touch of refinement, but reports suggest they’ve been scrapped from the final mass production model of the Fold 7.

That said, it’s worth taking this leak with a grain of salt — Samsung has yet to officially confirm the final design of its next-gen foldable flagship.

Rumors are heating up about the Galaxy Z Fold 7 — and the big buzz? Its slim profile. If the latest reports are accurate, the Fold 7 could measure just 4.2mm at its thinnest when unfolded. That would place it right at the top with some of the slimmest foldables we've seen.

For comparison:

Galaxy Z Fold 6: 5.6mm

Galaxy S25 Edge: 5.8mm

Oppo Find N5: 4.2mm

Honor Magic V5: 4.2mm

iPhone 17 Air (rumored): 5.65mm

If these numbers hold, Samsung may be setting a new bar for sleek foldable design.

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Samsung is all set to unveil its latest foldable smartphones at the much-anticipated Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event, which is just moments away from kicking off. This year's lineup includes the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Galaxy Z Flip 7, both expected to bring notable improvements over their predecessors.

Last year, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 with subtle design tweaks, lighter builds, and a suite of AI-powered features. Now, the upcoming models are expected to refine that formula even further.

Galaxy Z Fold 7: Samsung’s Largest Foldable Yet

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is rumored to boast Samsung's biggest foldable screen to date, potentially expanding to 8.2 inches on the inside. While the overall look may not differ drastically from the Fold 6, reports suggest meaningful hardware upgrades. These could include a sturdier hinge mechanism, a higher-resolution main camera on the rear, and a larger battery to support the bigger display.

With the launch event just about to begin, fans won’t have to wait long to see what Samsung has in store.

Ahead of its official release, images of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 7 have leaked online, offering a clear look at its design. The renderings reveal a full cover display that incorporates two camera sensors and an LED flash. The leaked marketing material gives an early glimpse of what to expect from the next-generation foldable. 

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Apart from hardware specs, another thing that will be a hot topic of discussion is AI. More AI features are expected to drop with Galaxy AI as the race towards a smarter, user-friendly integration gains momentum. We have already seen many big names drop their own AI suits in their respective handsets, and Samsung has still got a lot to catch up on, so will these foldables showcase a leap when it comes to a smoother AI integration?

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When a new phone drops, the biggest question isn’t always “should I upgrade?” — sometimes it’s just “how much has really changed?” That’s exactly the lens through which we’re looking at the Galaxy Z Fold 7 versus last year’s Z Fold 6. Even if you’re not planning to swap your phone just yet, comparing the two can reveal how far Samsung is pushing its foldable lineup forward.

This year’s Z Fold 7, if the rumors hold true, won’t just be about a routine chipset refresh — though a jump to the Snapdragon 8 Elite is expected. The more noticeable shifts are likely in the hardware design, with slimmer dimensions and larger screens that suggest a more refined and user-friendly device.

That said, not everything is changing. The battery size looks set to stay the same, so Samsung might be relying on the new processor’s efficiency to squeeze out more life from each charge.,

This Is How the Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs. Galaxy Z Fold 6 Leaks Compare

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If you’re curious about what the Galaxy Z Flip 7 might bring to the table, early leaks and comparisons suggest some thoughtful—though not radical—upgrades over last year’s Galaxy Z Flip 6. The most noticeable changes are expected to center around the displays and battery, with other aspects staying fairly consistent.

According to reports, the main screen on the Z Flip 7 could stretch to around 6.85 inches, slightly larger than the 6.7-inch panel on the Flip 6. The cover screen is also due for an upgrade, potentially growing from 3.4 inches to either 4 inches or 4.1 inches, depending on which leak you trust. This increase in screen real estate could improve usability without changing the iconic Flip form factor too drastically.,

This Is How the Leaks Compare

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There are several foldables that are available in the market right now, with big names like Motorola with its Razr series, Google, and a number of Chinese brands such as Honour, Oppo and Xiaomi, all of which have their own versions of flips and foldables that have been released over the course of time. Yes, Samsung was the first to introduce this concept, but will Samsung be able to take the first spot in the foldable space? That we can only know for sure after today's event unveils and we finally get to see what's in store.

There are several challenges that have made the foldables not so likeable in the market. Will Samsung finally be able to address those with this year's launch? And will the devices meet the expectations?  

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With just hours to go before Samsung's Unpacked event kicks off, the leaks show no signs of slowing down. The latest scoop comes from Roland Quandt of WinFuture.de, who has shared a fresh batch of specs for not one, but three foldable devices expected to make their debut today.

As anticipated, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 are set to headline the event. But in a surprising twist, Quandt claims a third device — the Galaxy Z Flip FE — is also joining the lineup. This rumored budget-friendly version of Samsung’s flip phone was expected later in the year, but it seems it may be arriving sooner than expected.,

All of this in the last couple of posts is from official Samsung promo materials

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Quandt’s leaked specs mostly align with earlier reports, with one key difference: he suggests the Z Flip 7 will feature a 6.9-inch inner display and a 4.1-inch cover screen, slightly larger than the 6.85-inch and 4-inch sizes previously reported. It won’t be long before we find out how accurate these final leaks are.

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Among the rumored upgrades for the Galaxy Watch 8, five features could mark a major step forward — especially in health tracking, where Samsung continues to shine. Of particular interest are two standout possibilities: Cardiovascular Load, which could help users monitor heart strain more accurately, and one-touch nutrition tracking, potentially making it easier than ever to log daily intake with a single tap. These health-focused features might just be what sets the Galaxy Watch 8 apart this year.

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It’s looking highly likely that the foldable phones Samsung unveils at Galaxy Unpacked today will debut with One UI 8 out of the box. That makes sense, considering the beta version rolled out in May—and just ahead of the big event, Samsung has already started talking about what’s new in the update.

One of the key highlights is a set of upgraded security features, building on tools introduced earlier with the Galaxy S25 series. At the heart of it is the Personal Data Engine, which powers experiences like Now Brief—a smart assistant-like feature that delivers timely info based on your habits, like weather updates or commute reminders before you head out.

While Samsung assures users that all this personal info stays on-device, One UI 8 takes things further with a new layer called Knox Enhanced Encrypted Protection (KEEP). According to Samsung, KEEP adds even more protection around your most sensitive data, making sure that as on-device AI gets smarter, your privacy stays locked down.

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Samsung has made it a bit of a tradition to drop a surprise or two at its Galaxy Unpacked events—usually in the form of a quick teaser for something coming down the line. That’s how we first got a glimpse of the Galaxy Ring and, more recently, the Galaxy S25 Edge.

This time around, the wildcard could be the Galaxy G Fold, Samsung’s rumoured triple-folding smartphone. Prototypes have been shown off in the past, and chatter is building around the possibility of the G Fold launching sometime this year.

Fueling that speculation is a late-June report suggesting Samsung might offer a first look at the G Fold during today’s Unpacked event. It’s a bold move—especially considering it’s still unclear which markets would even see a device like this. But then again, people were asking the same thing about the S25 Edge not too long ago.

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Samsung has been teasing its Android XR headset, codenamed Project Moohan, ever since it confirmed plans for a 2025 release. Since then, there have been a few hands-on demos but the details remain scarce. There’s still no word on pricing or a specific launch date.

Could Samsung finally reveal more at today’s Unpacked event? It would certainly be the right stage, with the tech world watching. But with the spotlight firmly on foldables and wearables, introducing more Moohan details now might only muddy the message. After all, Samsung could easily save the XR headset for a dedicated event later this summer or early fall.

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Just hours before Samsung takes the stage at Galaxy Unpacked, a fresh leak has surfaced—and if it’s accurate, it’s one we’re really hoping turns out to be wrong.

Shared by reliable tipster Roland Quandt, the leak appears to show official Samsung marketing materials for the Galaxy Z Fold 7. The documents highlight everything you'd expect: a thinner design, larger displays, integrated Galaxy AI features, and the Snapdragon 8 chipset under the hood.

But there’s one noticeable omission—no mention of the S Pen.,

#zfold7 all of it #1

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This aligns with earlier, somewhat disappointing rumours suggesting that Samsung may have ditched the S Pen digitizer altogether in an effort to make the Fold 7 thinner. If true, that would mean the phone would no longer support the current S Pen setup, and would require an entirely different input solution.

It’s a compromise that might not sit well with longtime Fold users, especially those who’ve come to rely on the stylus for productivity. Still, with no confirmation yet, we’re holding out hope that this leak doesn’t tell the full story.

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Samsung might not stop at just the regular Galaxy Watch 8 during today’s Unpacked event. According to multiple reports, a Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is also expected to make a return—marking the first Classic edition since the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic.

Leaked renders suggest that the much-loved rotating bezel is making a comeback, a design feature fans have long appreciated for both its function and feel. This year’s Classic model is rumoured to come in a single 47mm size, matching the dimensions of the Galaxy Watch Ultra, though it won’t share the same battery capacity. The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is said to pack a 435 mAh battery, slightly smaller than the Ultra’s.

With its premium look and familiar bezel control, the Classic could appeal to those who want a more traditional smartwatch experience with all the latest Galaxy upgrades under the hood.