The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is strutting its stuff in three colors in a fresh leak

What you need to know

• The Galaxy Z Fold 7 shows up in three shades in a new leak: blue, silver, and black.
• Samsung might be ditching its old playbook—those once-limited colors (black and silver) could now be hitting shelves everywhere, not just on Samsung.com.
• Both foldables are getting a fresh Green Mint color, but only if you go straight through Samsung’s own store.

Hype is heating up for Samsung’s Summer Unpacked next month, with the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 likely headlining the show. While leaks have already spilled a bunch, a fresh batch of almost-official renders just gave us a new look of the upcoming foldables, this time showing the Fold 7 in three sharp color options. A couple of them look a lot like those once-exclusive Samsung.com finishes.

Evan Blass has shared some juicy details on Substack, revealing a few colorways for the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7. We’re looking at three main shades hitting the general market, though Samsung might still keep a few exclusives up its sleeve. The colors aren’t wildly different from the Galaxy Z Fold 6, but how they’re being rolled out definitely feels like a bit of a shuffle.

There’s a luxe blue that exudes luxury, a flashy silver for those seeking a standout foldable, and a classic black for those seeking a more subdued look.

Exclusive no more?

Interestingly, last year’s Z Fold 6 came in slick shades like Crafted Black and white, but only if you bought directly from Samsung’s store. Now, if these new Z Fold 7 renders are showing the standard lineup and not just future site-only options, it looks like Samsung is changing its play. Those once-exclusive colors might’ve been subtly reworked and are now going mainstream.

The new leak corroborates Blass’s earlier scoop on the Z Fold 7’s color lineup, which was spotted on Samsung’s Irish staging site. Blass had already mentioned Blue Shadow and Jet Black as confirmed shades, and it looks like there’s a third in the mix: Silver Shadow, according to the leaked pricing pages.