Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 unveiling location outed
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 in early July at its next Unpacked event, according to a previous rumor, and today we have yet another rumor talking about the location that the company has chosen.
According to this report from its home of Korea, the next Unpacked event will take place in New York City. We still don't have an exact date rumored, only "early July". Samsung last unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold4 and Flip4 in New York in 2022, but that was a virtual event. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Ultra teaser
The last time it chose New York for a physical launch event (as the one next month should be) was in 2019 when it made the Galaxy Note10 official. So it's been a while, but it's now looking like Samsung is returning to the most iconic city in the US.
Earlier today, the company teased the Galaxy Z Fold7 Ultra, which may launch alongside the 'vanilla' Fold7 - or maybe these two are one and the same device, that's also a possibility. The Ultra could be an even higher-end book-style foldable compared to the Fold7, or it may be the name Samsung will choose to use for its oft-rumored tri-fold device.
Undoubtedly, more rumors and leaks will surface between now and early next month to let us know more. Either way, it's looking like the next Unpacked event could be packing a lot of devices, considering the Galaxy Z Flip7 FE is also likely to make its debut on that occasion.
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