Reports also suggest that the Z Fold 7 will get a new under-display camera, which will be located under the internal screen. The specifics of the under-display camera are unknown, but it is expected to be better than the 4 MP camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series has now been around for a couple of months, and its most recent additions to its were also introduced just before Mobile World Congress at the beginning of March. That means all eyes are turning to the company’s and the latest report suggests there could be a long overdue update for

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Fortunately, new reports suggest that gap could be bridged, with a 200MP sensor entering the spec sheet. In fact, the report – which comes from the Dutch blog, Galaxy Club – suggests that the Z Fold 7 will have the exact same sensor as the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.

There's been no shortage of leaks and rumors around the Galaxy Z Fold 7 so far, and the Galaxy Club report repeats another one alongside the camera upgrade prediction: the foldable is said to be launching in July, like its predecessor.

That wish may be granted with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, according to the Dutch site Galaxy Club. It reports that the new foldable will get the same 200MP sensor as used on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which should make a huge difference in terms of image quality, giving it the edge over folding rivals like the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold and OnePlus Open.

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 is reportedly ‘confirmed’ to bring a significant camera upgrade, which narrows the gap between its foldable lineup and the premium Ultra models. According to GalaxyClub,

Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 may finally feature a 200MP primary camera, marking a significant upgrade.