Samsung has launched a new batch of Galaxy Z TriFold units after selling out of initial stock of the huge foldable device that turns into a 10-inch tablet. The device was launched on January 30, and unlike most other Samsung phones, the availability of this phone was limited to the company’s own site.
The TriFold costs $2,899.99 and comes with 512GB of storage (think you’ll pay this a lot would give you at least 1 TB, but alas). It’s basically three phones in one; one when folded, another when opened to double the screen area, and finally in its final form as a large tablet that makes multitasking easier than the much worse (jokingly) single-hinged foldables.
While waiting for our review unit to arrive, my colleague Allison Johnson had a surprisingly good time using the Z Fold 7 as a fold-out laptop paired with a wireless keyboard. It seems safe to say that using the TriFold with its additional screen would make this kind of setup even better. But whether it’s nearly $1,000 better is a question only you can answer with your wallet.