Since the launch of the first Galaxy ten years ago, smartphones have been constrained by an inviolable rule—the size of the screen was limited by the size of the device itself. Bob O’Donnell from Technalysis Research says, “We’ve reached the physical limit of what we can do with a single screen, but people want more.”

If more is what people want, more is what we’re going to give them. At Unpacked, we showed you the Galaxy Fold. Now we are letting you get up close to the device and giving you a glimpse of what you can unlock with this new form factor.

The industry is buzzing about this being the most exciting smartphone innovation in years and we couldn’t agree more.

Galaxy Fold is in its very own classification. It conveys another sort of mobile experience enabling Users to do things they couldn't do with a conventional smartphone. Users currently have the best of the two universes; a conservative gadget that unfolds to uncover Samsung's biggest ever smartphone display. Galaxy Fold unites material, building, and display advancements, created more than eight years following the presentation of Samsung's first flexible display model in 2011. 

The interior screen does not just curve. It folds. Folding is an increasingly instinctive movement, and a progressively troublesome development to convey. Samsung imagined another polymer layer and made a display around 50 percent more slender than the run of the mill smartphone display. The new material makes Galaxy Fold adaptable and intense, worked to last.