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The July 22 London Galaxy Unpacked date and foldable focus are corroborated by PhoneArena, Android Central, TechTimes and other outlets citing leaks plus recent Samsung promotions.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1.5 min read

Samsung sets Galaxy Unpacked for July 22 in London

Samsung has set its next Galaxy Unpacked event for July 22 in London where it will introduce the latest Galaxy innovations focused on foldables. The event is expected to debut the Galaxy Z Flip 8 and possibly two versions of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 along with potential wearable updates.

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Samsung schedules its Galaxy Unpacked event for July 22 in London. The company will introduce a new Galaxy Z Flip 8 with improved hinge and two Galaxy Z Fold 8 models, one being an Ultra version with better display and cameras. This demonstrates Samsung's leadership in the foldables market.

Samsung has scheduled its next Galaxy Unpacked event for July 22 in London.

Samsung plans to showcase its latest foldable devices. The company stated it will introduce its latest Galaxy innovations that build on its leadership in foldables. The event is expected to feature two to three new phones along with possible updates to the Galaxy Watch line.
However, a global RAM shortage is making major upgrades cost prohibitive for 2026.

A new Galaxy Z Flip 8 is anticipated with a reworked hinge, improved performance and potentially a lighter chassis. However, a global RAM shortage is making major upgrades cost prohibitive for 2026. As a result, a big redesign is not expected.
POST FROM @SamsungMobile· official announcement tweet referencing the July 22 Galaxy Unpacked event
https://x.com/SamsungMobile/status/2074629572989972488

Two versions of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 are rumored for debut. The base model is expected to include a wider main display for a better aspect ratio when watching movies and shows. To keep costs down, it may feature only two rear cameras instead of the three on the Z Fold 7.
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Samsung is also expected to release the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra as a new top-tier model. It would include display technology resulting in a less obvious crease, an updated processor, three rear cameras and possibly faster charging speeds. The arrival of two different book-style foldables at the same event would mark a first for the company.
The arrival of two different book-style foldables at the same event would mark a first for the company.

Additional wearables and XR glasses could appear. There is a chance the Galaxy Watch 9, Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 or Samsung's upcoming Android XR glasses will make an appearance. Samsung may hold off on full reveals for some or all of those until later this fall.
Samsung has opened reservations ahead of the event that include a $30 credit for anyone who pre-orders. The presentation will stream live on Samsung.com and Samsung's YouTube channel at 9 AM ET on July 22.
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