Samsung Unveils Plans for Wide-Screen Foldables in 2027

Aug 18, 2026 - 04:25
Updated: 6 hours ago
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Samsung’s wide Galaxy Z Fold 8 was such a hit that it’s reportedly making another one

Just months after launching its latest foldable phone, Samsung is reportedly working on two new wide-screen models that could revolutionize the way we watch videos and movies.

The company has begun development of these wide foldables, which are expected to be released in 2027. According to reports, one of the devices will have an aspect ratio specifically designed for widescreen video, making it ideal for watching movies and YouTube content on the go.

This move comes as Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 is still relatively new, but the company may already be preparing to take its wide-screen experiment to the next level. The report suggests that Samsung could make up to six foldable models in 2027, including two wide Folds, a regular Fold, and other variants.

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The news has sparked excitement among fans of Samsung's foldable phones, who are eagerly awaiting updates on the company's future plans. With the potential for wider screens and improved video viewing experiences, the future of the Fold could be looking brighter than ever.

While nothing is confirmed yet, the timing of this report makes sense given the success of the Galaxy Z Fold 8. The phone has already set a new record for pre-orders in South Korea, with many fans eagerly awaiting the next generation of foldable phones.

As Samsung continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with its foldable technology, one thing is clear: the future of smartphones is looking wider and more exciting than ever.

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