Samsung again launched a solid foldable phone, and this time it’s the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7. Seriously, those who loved Fold 6 will now get one more reason to upgrade.
Foldable phones are not just for style or show-off anymore. Now they’re useful too. But haan, not for everyone. Some people still feel confused or scared before buying such an expensive phone.
The main question everyone asks: “Is it really worth the money, or just for style?”
So, if you are also wondering whether to buy this Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 or not, let us explain everything clearly, like a friend would explain, without any confusion.
What’s New in Galaxy Z Fold 7?
First feel, this phone feels more than just premium. When you hold it, it feels next-level, solid, and rich in the hand. Samsung made the Fold 7 slimmer and lighter than before. It’s easier to hold now. The folding mechanism also feels smoother and better than older models.
From the look itself, you can tell this is not a normal phone – it’s something from the future.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 – Features and Specs
Display & Design – Real Fold Feel or Just a Myth?

Hinge – Better or Same Old?
This time, Samsung has improved the hinge. It folds smoothly, no weird noises, no jolts. That center crease (which is visible in the middle) is much less visible now. Samsung also claimed that they have used stronger materials, so there is less chance of damage in daily use. There is also no problem with the hinge being tight or loose.
Outer & Inner Display – Good or Just Fancy?
The outer screen is usable for calling, messages, and browsing, all can be done easily with one hand. Size is perfect.
The inner screen is the real fun part, especially for watching Netflix or YouTube. It’s big and clear. Touch response is smooth, and animations run like butter.
Only one small thing, brightness could’ve been a little higher for better outdoor use.
Performance & Speed – Is It a Monster?
Processor & Day-to-Day Use:
Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 – just hearing the name makes you think something special. And yes, how powerful does this processor feel in real life? Very powerful. In daily use, no matter how many apps you open, how much you multitask, or how many tabs you open, this phone doesn’t hesitate. Apps open quickly, switching apps is buttery smooth, and I haven’t felt any lag till now.
As for heat, in normal use, it doesn’t heat up at all. Yes, if you’re gaming heavily for a long time or recording 4K videos, it might get a little warm, but not so much that it’s difficult to hold. It’s well-managed
Gaming & Heavy Use:
If you play games like BGMI, COD, Asphalt, then you will like Fold 7. Everything runs smoothly on high graphics. And after opening the fold, the big screen gives a completely new feeling of gaming. Multitasking also goes great, keep 2-3 apps open simultaneously, no problem.
If you are a power user, then this phone will make you happy.
Camera Check – How Much of an Upgrade Did the Fold 7 Get?
In earlier Fold phones, the camera was considered a bit of a weak point, especially compared to other flagships. Let’s see if the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has improved.
Fold 7’s rear camera is 200 MP – photos come out sharp and bright in good light. Zoom is okay, portrait mode gives nice background blur, and night mode is now better than before – clearer pics even in low light.
The 10 MP dual selfie camera is hidden under the screen, but still not very good. For video calls, it’s fine, but for selfies, it’s better to use the back camera.
Battery & Charging:
It has around 4400 mAh battery, which easily lasts one full day for regular users. If you watch too many videos or play games, then by evening, only 20–25% battery will be left, still manageable.
Charging supports 45 W fast charge, but no charger in the box – you have to buy it separately.
Daily Use – Is Fold Practical Now?
Now, foldable phones are not just for looks. Even for regular use, it works well, especially if you use apps, multitask, or do office work from your phone.
But yes, you still need to be a little careful. The screen protector is sensitive, and dust or accidental drops can be risky.
“Not everyone will buy it, but whoever buys – will feel special.”
Price & Launch – Worth the Money?
- Launch Date: The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 was officially launched on July 9, 2025.
- Available in India: You can expect it to be available in India from July 25, 2025.
- Expected Price: Around ₹1.65 lakh (base variant).
Yes, the price is high. But if you look at the design, camera, features, and folding experience, it makes sense for premium users.
“It’s costly, but if your use is premium, this phone gives full value.”
Final Conclusion:
Look, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is not a normal phone. It’s a premium gadget. Samsung gave their best in design, performance, and camera. If you like trying new technology, need a big screen for work or content, and your budget allows, then yes, go for it.
“If you’re not sure, at least go to the store once and try it in hand. You’ll feel the difference.”
FAQs – Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7
Q. If Fold 7 drops, will the screen break?
Yes, glass is glass. But Samsung made it stronger this time. Still, use a good cover for protection.
Q. Can I use Fold 7 like a normal phone?
Yes, the outer screen is like a regular phone. But full fun comes when you open the fold and use the big screen.
Q. How much storage? Can I expand it?
The base variant gives 256GB. But no expandable memory in fold phones.
Q. Fold 7 vs iPhone 17 Pro Max – Which is better?
iPhone is better in camera and system stability. But Fold 7 gives a different folding experience that the iPhone doesn’t offer.
Q. Is Fold 7 good for gaming?
Yes, very good. Big screen, fast chip, no lag, less heat – perfect for gamers.

i’m Sanjeet Chaudhary. The founder of IndianPublic24.com, a trusted platform for the latest smartphone news and tech updates. With years of experience in mobile technology, he brings easy-to-understand insights, honest reviews, and helpful tips to readers who want to stay updated in the fast-changing world of smartphones.

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