Samsung Opens India Pre-Reservations For Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8 Ahead Of July 22 Launch

If you like to stay ahead of the tech curve, Samsung India has just opened up early-bird reservations for its next batch of Galaxy foldables. No need to sign up for anything right now; you just need to pay a fully refundable ₹999 token amount on their site or major online shops to grab some sweet launch day perks.  

Benefits of reserving a spot

Get an early slot and you’ll get a few nice bonuses once the phones are officially unveiled:

Extra Store Credit ₹2,799: When you buy the phone, you get a voucher automatically added to your cart for accessories like cases or wireless buds.  

The Best Value for Your Old Phone: A promise that you will receive the absolute highest possible trade-in value for your current device.  
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Lucky Draw Entries: Simply register your details, and you are entered into a pool to win Samsung vouchers worth ₹50,000.  
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Mark your calendars: Unpacked 2026

The global launch will be held on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, and will be live streamed from London at 6:30 PM IST.  
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Samsung’s theme this year is “A New Shape Unfolds", and the rumours are pointing to a huge pivot to thinner, lighter designs with far less visible screen creases.  
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Galaxy Z Fold 8: Rumour has it Samsung is finally ditching the tall, skinny outer screen for a wider one that actually feels normal to text on when it’s closed. It is said to begin from around ₹174,999.  

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: Samsung’s boldest foldable to date. A whole new super premium tier. It is expected to feature a humongous 5,000mAh battery and an ultra-bright display. Rumour has it that the starting price is Rs 199,990.  

Galaxy Z Flip 8: Targets stuffing the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, improved cooling and refined design tweaks. It is expected to start from Rs 119,999.  

Galaxy Watch9 & Ultra2: Next-gen wearables that will track health data with much tighter integration into Samsung’s ecosystem. The Ultra is said to target extreme durability and diving environments.  

The Big Picture: Hardware aside, the next generation of Galaxy AI will be the real star of the show. Samsung wants multitasking across these massive screens to feel perfectly intuitive, hoping to cement its lead in the foldable space before competition gets even tighter.