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Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold, a $2,899 foldable phone, sold out within minutes at its US January 30, 2026 release and again after a February 20, 2026 restock, with sales limited to Samsung’s online store and select US retailers and no carrier or partner availability.
A pair of early reports describe unresponsive inner displays on Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold (one device shows a green flash, another an all-white screen), but issues appear not widespread. Samsung has offered free repairs (potentially up to three weeks) or refunds, and restocks are planned in the US as stock allows; the device initially sold out quickly at a price of $2,899.
Samsung confirms a February 20 restock for the Galaxy Z TriFold, its ultra-premium foldable with a rumored 10-inch internal display, after the initial US launch sold out in under 30 minutes. The limited quantities will likely be scarce again; the device starts at $2,899 with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage, uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, and shares the same cover display and chipset as the Galaxy Z Fold7. Some early units reportedly showed display issues, and Samsung has not disclosed restock quantities as coverage draws comparisons to rivals like the Huawei Mate XT.
A CNET reporter buys Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold for about $3,164 and starts a live, daily test of the scarce dual-folding phone, sharing unboxing details and early impressions on its 6.5-inch cover display, 10-inch inner screen, and overall practicality as a phone-tablet hybrid.
Samsung's $2,900 Galaxy Z TriFold sold out on its US launch within minutes, signaling strong demand for premium foldables even at a steep price; only a single unit reportedly secured while the rest of stock went out of stock, with a restock planned and a full review to follow.
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold, a $2.9K foldable, sold out within minutes of going on sale, leaving only a Notify Me option as buyers couldn’t complete a purchase and the page suggested a future restock.
Samsung launched the Galaxy Z TriFold in the US at $2,899 (512GB, Crafted Black) and it sold out in about 20 minutes; Samsung did not disclose unit counts and noted that availability was limited, with earlier restrictions in Korea. The device is pitched as a tech showcase and is reportedly sold at a loss to appeal to foldable enthusiasts.
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold goes on sale Jan 30 at a staggering $2,900, the highest price Samsung has charged for a phone, and it unfolds to a 10-inch inner display with titanium hinges rated for 200,000 folds. It packs 512GB storage, a 5,600 mAh battery, and 45W charging powered by a customized Snapdragon 8 Elite chip (same as the S25), but offers only marginal upgrades over the Galaxy Z Fold 7. The device could set a new price ceiling for foldables ahead of the Galaxy S26 launch, appealing mainly to enthusiasts while competing against pricier rivals like Huawei’s Mate XT.
Samsung announced the US release date for the Galaxy Z TriFold as Jan 30 with a $2,900 price, making it the most expensive foldable yet; hands-on at CES 2026 highlighted its dual-crease inner display, with prior rumors pegging it around $2,500 and a Feb. 25 Unpacked date. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 started at $1,999, and reports suggest Samsung may be losing money on the TriFold, leaving the value proposition yet to be proven.
Samsung's premium Galaxy Z TriFold costs $2,899 and is the first high-end Samsung phone in years to include a 45W charging brick in the box, with perks like six months of Google AI Pro, 2TB cloud storage, and a Carbon Shield Case; pre-orders start January 30 on Samsung's site.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Trifold goes on sale January 26 for $2,899 with 512GB, a premium price for a foldable that straddles phone and tablet; the US release isn’t official and buyers may pay more if importing.
A leak suggests Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold could debut in the US at about $2,759 for a 512GB model, cheaper than earlier rumors of $3,000. The rollout may be in-store only with first-come, first-served stock, and details on 1TB SKUs, Care+, or trade-ins remain unclear. The price positioning would put it closer to China and Korea once VAT is considered.
Samsung is bringing the Galaxy Z TriFold to the United States with in-store hands-on demos at select Samsung Experience Stores, as pricing and official US availability are announced in the coming days; initial availability is expected to be limited.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S26 family (S26, S26+, S26 Ultra) in February at Galaxy Unpacked 2026, with a restrained redesign but upgraded internals including Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and possible Exynos 2600 regional variants, a 6.3-inch FHD+ display for the S26, and camera sensors tuned from the S25. The event is also likely to introduce Galaxy Buds 4/4 Pro with a sleeker case and Find Hub support, and the Galaxy Z TriFold folding phone. AI features, including a potential Bixby–Perplexity integration, are expected to be a software highlight. Engadget plans live coverage after the official reveal.
A Samsung Community Forum post describes a Galaxy Z TriFold whose 10-inch internal display shows a long vertical strip of dead pixels on the left edge only a month after purchase, with no external damage. The owner notes the device isn’t covered by Samsung insurance and repair costs are likely high, tapping into ongoing durability concerns for foldable devices after prior hinge issues observed in stores.