Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7- Setting New Benchmarks in Foldable Display
Overview: This report provides a detailed comparison of the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 display panels against their predecessors, highlighting key advancements in display technology. It covers improvements in panel size, and durability, including the 500,000-fold test milestone. It explains Samsung Display’s engineering innovations like UTG thickness optimization, material changes and technical layer modifications enabling thinner and more durable panels, showcasing Samsung’s leadership in foldable display development.
Table of Contents:
- Overview of Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 displays
- Galaxy Z Fold 6 vs Galaxy Z Fold 7
- Galaxy Z Flip 6 vs Galaxy Z Flip 7
- Availability & Offers
- Glossary
Number of Pages: 4
Published Date: July 2025
Category
Industry
Smartphone
Service
Premium
Report Type
Report
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Author
Kyle Jang
Kyle Jang joined Counterpoint Research as a Senior Analyst of Display Components and Materials following Counterpoint's acquisition of DSCC. He has 15 years of experience in the FPD industry, specializing in OLED research. He began his career at UBI Research in 2011 as a researcher and analyst, focusing on OLED evaporation materials and components. In 2018, In 2018, he joined Dongwoo Fine-Chem, a subsidiary of Sumitomo Chemical specializing in display and semiconductor-related materials and components, where he worked in the Market Intelligence Team. His primary focus has been on OLED evaporation materials and display fab utilization.
Nikhil Kishor
With a decade of experience in the display technology sector, Nikhil currently leads the Display 360 platform in India at Counterpoint Research, where he supports display industry clients through a combination of sales leadership, strategic consulting, and market intelligence. His expertise lies in cost modeling for display panels, supply chain analysis, and providing actionable insights across the smartphone, IT, and TV segments. Previously, he worked at Kearney, where he led cost-reduction strategies for display clients, and at Applied Materials as a Technical Lead – New Product Manufacturing Engineer, focusing on display fabrication equipment and supplier optimization.