Since Samsung first relaunched the Galaxy Fold in South Korea and then the US, the company has been unveiling the device in several markets across the world. The device has also been launched in India and is on pre-registration in Australia and the UAE. The company will soon launch the flagship foldable phone in Japan. Domestic carrier au has confirmed the 4G version of the device will be released in Japan. The device is listed on au’s website to go on sale on October 25 with a list of partner stores that would sell the foldable phone. Other details such as the pricing are yet to be disclosed.
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The Galaxy Fold only went on sale in South Korea on October 2. That is because available quantities are limited. Despite the over $2000 price tag, demand for the foldable device has been pretty high. We expect the price in Japan to revolve around the $2k mark.
As a reminder, the Galaxy Fold features a 7.3-inch Infinity Flex Display on the inside and a 4.6-inch Super AMOLED panel on the outside. The design saw some improvements to ensure it is pretty durable.
The Samsung Galaxy Fold packs a total of six cameras and is powered by a Snapdragon 855, coupled with 12 GB RAM and 512GB of storage. Keeping the lights on is a 4,380 mAh battery but the 5G model has a slightly lesser 4,235mAh battery due to the internal architecture.
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Out of 4 models, the two most affordable models have a traditional design with 2 doors and 3 doors, and are designed for people who live alone or have a family of two members. On the other hand, the two high-end models have a side-by-side design and are designed for large families. Out of these models, one has 2 large doors that resemble and almirah whereas the other model with 486 litres of storage with four doors.
