Samsung Unveils Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 With Smarter AI and New Foldable Designs


Samsung has officially introduced its latest generation of foldable smartphones, expanding the Galaxy Z lineup with three distinct models. The new family includes the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip8, each designed for different types of users while sharing Samsung's latest Galaxy AI innovations.

This year's lineup focuses on slimmer designs, brighter displays, improved durability, more capable cameras, and deeper AI integration, making Samsung's foldable portfolio more complete than ever.

Galaxy Z Fold8 Brings a Fresh Foldable Experience

The Galaxy Z Fold8 introduces a redesigned form factor aimed at users who want a balance between portability and immersive viewing.

Weighing just 201 grams, it becomes Samsung's lightest Galaxy Fold yet while retaining a large foldable display for entertainment, reading, and multitasking.

Key highlights include:

  • Redesigned cover and main display ratios for easier everyday use

  • 4,800mAh battery

  • Dual 50MP rear cameras

  • Vision Booster for improved outdoor visibility

  • Titanium-based Flex Titanium display structure for greater durability

  • Reduced display crease compared to previous generations

Samsung says the wider display layout is designed to feel more natural whether users are watching videos, browsing the web, gaming, or reading long articles.

Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra Targets Power Users

For customers looking for maximum productivity, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra.

The flagship foldable features an expansive 8-inch main display, making multitasking significantly easier while offering one of Samsung's most advanced mobile camera systems.

Some of the biggest upgrades include:

  • 200MP primary camera

  • New 50MP ultra-wide sensor

  • Enhanced Nightography

  • 8K video recording

  • Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy

  • 5,000mAh battery

  • 45W fast charging

  • Advanced graphite cooling system

Samsung also says the Fold8 Ultra measures just 4.1mm thick when unfolded, making it the company's thinnest Fold device to date.

Galaxy Z Flip8 Focuses on Style and Everyday Convenience

Samsung continues refining its flip phone lineup with the Galaxy Z Flip8.

At only 180 grams, the Flip8 is thinner and lighter than previous generations while offering a redesigned FlexWindow experience powered by Galaxy AI.

Notable features include:

  • AI-enhanced FlexWindow

  • 50MP camera with ProVisual Engine

  • Improved Flex Mode photography

  • Better hands-free video recording

  • Mirror View and FlipShot selfie tools

  • Smarter notifications and quick actions

Samsung says the FlexWindow now provides faster access to apps, personalized updates, and AI-powered shortcuts without opening the phone.

Galaxy AI Takes Center Stage

Artificial intelligence remains one of the biggest themes across Samsung's latest devices.

The new Galaxy Z lineup introduces enhanced AI experiences, including:

  • Gemini Intelligence integration

  • Now Brief personalized daily updates

  • Now Nudge recommendations

  • AI-powered multitasking

  • Smarter automation across supported apps

  • AI-generated reports, summaries, and documents

  • Enhanced Split View productivity

Samsung has also improved on-device privacy with new security dashboards, encrypted personal data storage, and additional controls that allow users to manage how AI interacts with their information.

Switching to a New Galaxy? Make Sure Your Data Comes With You

Buying a new foldable is exciting, but setting it up can take time if your files are scattered across multiple apps and devices. Before making the switch, it's worth organizing your photos, contacts, videos, and documents so nothing important gets left behind.

Smart Transfer makes it easy to transfer my data from an old phone to a new compatible device. Whether you're upgrading from Android or moving from an iPhone, the app helps move your essential files so you can start using your new phone sooner instead of spending hours setting everything up.

Along with helping users copy my data, Smart Transfer also includes a free phone cleaner for iPhone that helps remove unnecessary files and organize storage before or after switching devices. Cleaning up old clutter before transferring your content can free up valuable space and make your new phone feel organized from day one.

Better Displays and Stronger Durability

Samsung has also upgraded the engineering behind its foldable displays.

The new Flex Titanium structure combines titanium materials with improved hinge mechanics to increase durability while reducing the visibility of the center crease.

Across the lineup, users also benefit from:

  • Up to 3,000 nits peak brightness

  • Improved outdoor visibility

  • Lower screen reflections

  • Stronger display support

  • Smoother opening and closing mechanism

These improvements aim to make foldables feel closer than ever to traditional smartphones.

Pricing and Availability

Samsung has opened pre-orders for all three foldable models.

Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra

  • 256GB: £1,899

  • 512GB: £2,069

  • 1TB: £2,409

Galaxy Z Fold8

  • 256GB: £1,699

  • 512GB: £1,869

  • 1TB: £2,209

Galaxy Z Flip8

  • 256GB: £1,149

  • 512GB: £1,319

Customers can choose from several color options, with additional exclusive finishes available through Samsung's online store. Samsung is also offering trade-in discounts, promotional credits, and a six-month Google AI Pro subscription with eligible purchases.

Final Thoughts

Samsung's latest Galaxy Z series represents its most ambitious foldable lineup to date. Rather than offering one premium foldable, the company now provides three distinct experiences tailored to different users, from entertainment and productivity to style and portability.

Combined with stronger AI capabilities, upgraded cameras, improved durability, and refined designs, the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 show Samsung's continued commitment to making foldable smartphones a mainstream choice rather than a niche category.

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