The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is generating buzz as it may address one of the most debated issues in foldable technology—the crease. Recent leaks indicate that this new iteration will feature a nearly invisible crease during typical usage, surpassing the current improvements seen in the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition. While the crease on the Z Fold 6 cannot be ignored for those seeking a flawless display, many users of foldable devices have adapted, valuing the extended screen space it provides. If the Galaxy Z Fold 7 manages to present a less noticeable crease, it could attract a wider audience to the foldable market.
As of now, there is limited information regarding the Galaxy Z Flip 7, raising questions about whether it will benefit from the same advancements in crease technology as its larger counterpart.
Additionally, initial test runs show that Samsung is making strides with its chipset manufacturing, hinting at promising yields from a 2 nm process. The Exynos 2600 chipset is anticipated to power upcoming devices, including the Galaxy S26 series next year. Comparisons to the recently launched Galaxy S25 highlight that while it offers solid features, it lacks significant upgrades. Should the Galaxy Z Fold 7 come with an imperceptible crease, it might entice potential buyers who are looking for something fresh after the S25's underwhelming release.
