Samsung will ship the Galaxy Z TriFold in the United States on Jan. 30, 2026, priced at $2,899 for a single Crafted Black variant with 512 GB storage. The device folds twice, unveiling a 10‑inch tablet‑sized display while maintaining a 3.9 mm thin profile when open, a first for mainstream foldables for early adopters.

Under the hood, Samsung equips the TriFold with the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset, a 200 MP main sensor, and the largest battery ever fitted to a foldable. A titanium hinge and reinforced glass claim durability up to 200,000 folds, roughly 100 cycles per day for five years in everyday use.

Samsung layers AI‑driven tools such as Photo Assist, Generative Edit, Sketch to Image, and the conversational Gemini Live assistant into the UI, promising on‑device help for multitasking and creative work. At $2,899 the TriFold rivals high‑end laptops, forcing the market to ask whether consumers will pay premium for a phone‑tablet hybrid in professional settings.