Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Video Leak: The Crease is Gone
In a major leak just days ahead of Samsung’s official Unpacked event on July 9, a hands-on video showcasing the new Galaxy Z Flip 7 has appeared online. The first Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 video, which reveals both the cover and main foldable screens, points to a stunning technological improvement that could redefine the user experience for Android foldable phones: a main display with a nearly invisible crease.
The visibility of the crease where the screen folds has been a persistent point of contention for Samsung’s foldables, often cited as an area where competitors from China have held an advantage. This new leaked video, however, suggests that Samsung has made a massive leap forward. The footage showcases an impressively smooth and flat main display on the Galaxy Z Flip 7, with the usual indentation at the fold being almost impossible to discern.
While it is important to note that display creases are typically least prominent on brand-new devices and can become more noticeable with prolonged use, the initial impression from the video is exceptionally promising. If the final retail product lives up to what is shown in this leak, Samsung may have finally achieved a display that is on par with, or potentially even better than, its key rivals in the foldable market. This would represent a significant milestone, reinforcing Samsung’s image and prowess in display engineering.
Beyond the groundbreaking improvement to the foldable display, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 is also expected to feature several other key upgrades. These include a larger and more functional cover screen, a more powerful and efficient processor, a bigger battery to improve endurance, and the latest version of Samsung’s One UI software based on the newest Android operating system.
All details in this Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 video are set to be officially confirmed at Samsung’s launch event this week. However, if this last-minute leak is accurate, the “disappearing” crease will undoubtedly be the headline feature of the Galaxy Z Flip 7, addressing a major consumer pain point and signaling a new level of refinement for mainstream foldable devices.
