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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7: Specs, Price and Is It Right for You?

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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 went on sale in Australia on 1 August 2025. Here are the verified specs and prices, plus who it suits.

Key Facts

  • On sale in Australia: 1 August 2025
  • Price: $2,899 (256GB), $3,099 (512GB), $3,549 (1TB)
  • Thickness: 8.9 mm folded, 4.2 mm unfolded
  • Weight: 215 g
  • Main camera: 200 MP

Design

Samsung says it is the thinnest and lightest Fold yet. At 215 grams, it is lighter than the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung said. Reviews.org said it is 3.2 mm thinner folded than the Fold 6.

Screens

  • Cover screen: 6.5-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X
  • Main screen: 8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X
  • Refresh rate: up to 120Hz

Cameras

  • 200 MP wide camera
  • 12 MP ultra-wide camera
  • 10 MP telephoto camera with 3x zoom
  • 10 MP selfie cameras on both screens

Performance and Battery

It uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip. Samsung says it gives 38% faster processing than the Fold 6. The battery is 4,400 mAh.

Colours

Blue Shadow, Silver Shadow, Jet-black and Mint. Mint is only sold online.

Is It Right for You?

Opinion

This section is our view. The Fold 7 suits people who want a big screen for reading, work and video in a phone that fits a pocket. If you mostly text and scroll, a regular phone costs far less.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Galaxy Z Fold 7 in Australia?

From $2,899 for 256GB.

How thick is it?

8.9 mm folded and 4.2 mm unfolded.

What chip does it use?

Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy.

Is it water resistant?

It has an IP48 rating, Reviews.org reported.

Conclusion

The Fold 7 is thinner, lighter and has a better camera. The high price is the main catch.

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