The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is for now the company’s top foldable phone, and the most expensive phone Samsung has so far launched in 2025.
This is more expensive both than the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, but it’s hard to argue that you aren’t getting much for your money, with this having bigger screens than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, along with better cameras, more power, and a remarkably slim and light build.
Still, given how expensive this is, it’s a phone that you should think long and hard about before buying, so we’d suggest checking out our hands-on Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review first if you haven’t already – and you may also want to give our hands-on Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 review and our hands-on Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE review a read, for some cheaper alternatives.
As for exactly how much the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 costs, you’ll find full details of that below, covering all configurations, with prices for the US, the UK, and Australia.
How much does the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 cost?
Storage | US price | UK price | AU price |
256GB | $1,999 | £1,799 | AU$2,899 |
512GB | $2,119 | £1,899 | AU$3,099 |
1TB | $2,419 | £2,149 | AU$3,549 |
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 starts at $1,999 / £1,799 / AU$2,899, for which you’ll get a model with 256GB of storage and 12GB of RAM.
If you’d like more storage, you can instead get a 512GB version for $2,119 / £1,899 / AU$3,099, and this also comes with 12GB of RAM.
The top model though increases both the storage and the RAM, giving you 1TB of the former and 16GB of the latter, for $2,419 / £2,149 / AU$3,549.
That starting price is $100 / AU$150 more than what the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 cost at launch, for the same amount of storage and RAM, though there hasn’t been a price rise in the UK.
Of course, while price rises are never desirable – especially when the price is this high – the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is a significant upgrade on the previous model, with a new 200MP camera in place of its predecessor’s 50MP main one.
It also has a top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset, 4GB more RAM than the Z Fold 6 at the top end, a bigger 8-inch main display, a larger 6.5-inch cover screen, an upgraded front-facing camera, and one of the sleekest foldable designs we’ve yet seen, coming in at just 4.2mm thick when unfolded and 8.9mm thick when folded, and weighing less than the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra at 215g.
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