Caviar's Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7 Cabubu Edition is inspired by Labubu, features 24k gold
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Luxury device maker Caviar is back with new custom smartphones that cost thousands of dollars, and this time, we are talking about the freshly announced Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7's Cabubu Edition.
Caviar's Cabubu collection draws inspiration from Labubu - a brand of collectible plush toy monster elves created by Hong Kong-Belgian designer Kasing Lung and sold exclusively by Chinese retailer Pop Mart. While these elves, designed by Lung, are called Labubu, Caviar is referring to their version as Cabubu.
The Cabubu Edition of both the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 features 24k gold and has jewelry enamel. The Galaxy Z Fold7 Cabubu Edition shows the Cabubu set against a textured Martian landscape, while the Galaxy Z Flip7 Cabubu Edition shows Cabubu against a Venus-inspired setting.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Cabubu Edition
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 Cabubu Edition starts at $8,910, whereas the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Cabubu Edition has a base price of $10,340. Caviar says it will produce only eight units of each, as eight is considered a lucky number in China.
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