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Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold, a premium foldable phone, is now completely sold out after Samsung updated its listing to label it a limited run. The device debuted in Asia, came to the West at CES, had a brief restock in April, and appears unlikely to return to shelves due to production costs and ongoing memory shortages. Potential buyers are advised to consider the Galaxy S26 Ultra or Galaxy Z Fold 7 as alternatives.
Samsung will restock the Galaxy Z TriFold in the US on April 10, 2026 via its online store and select stores, marking a limited last chance to buy the device before production ends due to high costs and limited demand; a successor is rumored for 2027 as Samsung shifts focus to other foldables like the Galaxy Z Fold line.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold returns for a limited restock this Friday, priced at $2,899, with availability online at Samsung.com and in select Samsung Experience Stores across the U.S., including locations in Cerritos, CA; Mall of America; Queens Center; Roosevelt Field; The Americana at Brand; The Galleria; and Stonebriar Centre. Stock is expected to be limited after a quick sell‑out previously.
The Galaxy Z TriFold combines phone, tablet, and Dex-powered laptop functionality with a premium build and a massive 10-inch inner display, but its $2,899 price tag and rapid discontinuation (sold for only a short period) make it a hard sell; with no S Pen support and a more practical, cheaper Galaxy Z Fold 7 offering similar features, the TriFold remains an impressive engineering feat but not a recommended buy.
Samsung confirmed it will stop selling the Galaxy Z TriFold after selling through existing stock in Korea and then the US. The $2,899 device is already out of online stock in the US, with a few brick-and-mortar stores still offering limited units; buyers may need to visit Samsung Experience Stores, though stock there is not guaranteed. Samsung is expected to shift focus to upcoming foldables (potential Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8) amid broader cost pressures on its mobile business.
Samsung is phasing out the Galaxy Z TriFold, ending US sales after inventory runs out following a brief late-2025 launch; the $2,899 foldable was billed as a flagship showcase rather than a mass-market device, with only limited units sold and rising component costs squeezing margins, and Samsung has not indicated plans for a wider or updated version.
Samsung is winding down sales of the Galaxy Z TriFold, a $2,899 two-hinge foldable that expands to about 10 inches, just three months after its December 2025 launch, with South Korea slated to stop first and remaining stock in other markets as it runs out. The company gave no official reason; analysts say soaring component costs and manufacturing complexity likely outweighed the prestige of the device, which sold out in Samsung’s store and even fetched above MSRP on resale. The TriFold remains largely an engineering showcase, with no confirmed sequel, though some design elements may influence future foldables.
Samsung will discontinue its $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold after less than three months on the market, winding down sales first in Korea and then in the US as remaining inventory clears; just 6,000 units were stocked domestically since its December launch, and high production costs reportedly made profitability unlikely, with no immediate successor planned.
Samsung reportedly will halt sales of the Galaxy Z TriFold in South Korea (and possibly other markets) from March 17, citing the device as a showcase of technology rather than a revenue driver and its high production costs, despite strong demand and quick sellouts and while Samsung prepares new foldables like the Z Flip 8 and Z Fold 8.
Samsung will reportedly discontinue the Galaxy Z TriFold in South Korea on March 17, about three months after its launch; in the U.S. it will remain available until existing inventory runs out. The device, priced around $2,899, sold out in limited batches and was never intended for mass production. Industry sources say rising DRAM and NAND costs left virtually no profit margin, making the TriFold more of a technology showcase than a revenue driver.
Samsung is reportedly ending Galaxy Z TriFold sales in key markets, with a final restock expected in South Korea and no current plans for a TriFold successor, as remaining stock is sold.
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.