Samsung’s upcoming foldable lineup is gaining clarity thanks to fresh leaks revealing both the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and a more affordable “Fan Edition” model—possibly dubbed Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE.
The Flip 7 FE appears to share much of its design with last year’s Flip 6: a 3.4‑inch tab‑style exterior screen, a 6.7‑inch interior display, and dual rear cameras (likely 50 MP + 12 MP). Its dimensions come in at approximately 165.1 × 71.7 × 7.4 mm—making it slightly thicker than the Flip 6’s 6.9 mm shell (9to5google.com, sammyguru.com). While the flagship Flip 7 pushes toward a 4‑inch full‑view cover screen, the FE sticks with the stepped look familiar from its predecessors (smartprix.com).
Under the hood, the FE is expected to use a cost‑effective Exynos 2400e (or possibly 2500) chip, mirroring the Galaxy S24 series vibe (gizmochina.com). The build will include Armor Aluminum and Gorilla Glass Victus, and it’s said to ship with One UI 7 (Android 15), plus a long software support window—likely six or seven years (gizmochina.com).
Meanwhile, the premium Flip 7 is expected to debut with larger screens (6.85‑inch interior, 4‑inch cover) and may boast battery improvements and enhanced camera arrangements. Leaks also hint at a Snapdragon 8 Elite or Exynos 2500 variant for global markets (tomsguide.com).
All signs point to Samsung’s mid‑year Unpacked event in early July (likely New York City), where the trio—Flip 7 FE, Flip 7, and Fold 7—will make their official debut (sammobile.com).
In short, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE looks like a smart move to bring foldable designs to a broader audience. It keeps many of the Flip 6’s strong features while adopting cost-saving updates. For tech fans who want style and practicality without splurging on the flagship, this FE version seems like a very promising option.
Original article published by GSMArena.com. This is a rewritten version based on that post.
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