In an exciting move within the smartphone industry, Samsung is gearing up to introduce a groundbreaking tri-fold smartphone, anticipated to launch in the latter half of 2025. Following in the footsteps of Huawei's innovative designs, Samsung is looking to create its own unique take on foldable technology, although initial availability will be quite limited, with fewer than 300,000 units expected to be produced.
Huawei Mate XTThe limited production is a direct result of the complex manufacturing processes required for such a cutting-edge device. However, if the smartphone captures significant consumer interest, Samsung may enhance its production capabilities in the future. This innovative device is expected to debut at a premium price, marking it as the most expensive foldable smartphone in Samsung's lineup to date.
Samsung aims to further distinguish its device by utilizing a unique folding mechanism that differs from the Huawei Mate XT, ensuring that the folding screen remains protected when fully closed. This design focus is intended to bolster the smartphone's durability and longevity against everyday use.
Huawei Mate XTThe smartphone's screen dimensions are set to vary according to its folding position, offering a "10.5-inch display when unfolded on the left and expanding to 12.4 inches when opened to the right." Notably, the device will forgo the under-display camera commonly seen in modern smartphones, opting for a different approach to its front-facing technology.
