Samsung might launch at least four foldable phones next year, including a cheap Galaxy Z Flip FE and a thin Galaxy Z Fold 7 SE.

Samsung’s Fan Edition moniker is used to signify a phone or accessory, offering a significant proportion of features of the main line but at a cost-effective price. While the FE range includes the Galaxy S24, Galaxy Tab, and Galaxy Buds peripherals, to name three, there has yet to be a folding FE for either design.

For customers willing to trade in their old smartphones, the savings can be even more substantial: with a trade-in offer that provides up to $750 off, you could potentially acquire the Galaxy Z Flip 6 for just $349 ( 68% off ). This makes the device not only a fashionable choice but also an economically savvy one.

Samsung could launch a Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE next year, and it could sport the same display as the Z Flip 7 but different camera and processor.

On the front is the 3.4-inch cover screen, along the hinge is an engraved Samsung insignia, and around the back, a diffuse glass back keeps things looking minimalistic and simple. The Z Flip 6 is boxy when closed, and the camera module design gets a slight upgrade with color-matched frames around each lens.

Samsung's affordable clamshell-style foldable handset is said to sport a similar display as its flagship counterpart.

According to new reports, Samsung is planning a cheaper Galaxy Z Flip for 2025, but also a more expensive Galaxy Z Fold device.

The phone may launch alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 7. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 might not look like the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition. Samsung was once the pioneer of folding phones, but its pace of innovation has stagnated in recent years,