Samsung is reportedly getting ready to reveal some of its most futuristic devices yet at an upcoming event in South Korea. The spotlight is expected to shine on the long-rumored Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold — the brand’s first tri-fold smartphone — alongside the Project Moohan XR headset and a new pair of AI-powered smart glasses. While Samsung hasn’t confirmed the launch date, leaks suggest that September 29 could be the big day.
Launch
The Galaxy Z TriFold has been floating through the rumor mill for a while now, and the latest leak from tipster Ice Universe on Weibo claims that the tri-fold device will be unveiled on September 29 in South Korea. It will share the stage with the Project Moohan XR headset and the Galaxy Glasses, which are expected to feature AI-powered enhancements.
Interestingly, the September 29 date was previously linked only to the Project Moohan headset. Now, it seems that all three futuristic products will debut at the same Galaxy Unpacked event.
As per the same source, the Project Moohan headset is expected to go on sale in South Korea starting October 13. Price speculation suggests it could land somewhere between KRW 2.5 million (roughly Rs. 1,57,000) and KRW 4 million (roughly Rs. 2,51,000).
Specs
So, what’s the Galaxy Z TriFold all about? If leaks are accurate, this tri-fold phone could be Samsung’s most experimental device yet. It is expected to have a G-style inward-folding design and a massive 9.96-inch display when fully unfolded. Folded up, it would offer a 6.54-inch display, making it fairly pocketable despite its large size.
Here’s a quick look at the rumored specs:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Design | G-style inward folding |
| Main Display (Unfolded) | 9.96 inches |
| Folded Display | 6.54 inches |
| Battery | Silicon-carbon battery |
| Processor | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| Software | Android 16 with One UI 8 |
| Camera | Triple rear camera setup |
| Availability | Limited to China and South Korea |
| Units Produced | Estimated 3 lakh or fewer |
As of now, it looks like the tri-fold phone will be limited to China and South Korea initially. Samsung is reportedly producing fewer than 300,000 units, which hints that this could be a limited release or a test run for global demand.
Headset
Project Moohan is Samsung’s entry into the extended reality (XR) market. While the company hasn’t shared much officially, the headset is expected to go head-to-head with Apple’s Vision Pro and Meta’s next-gen Quest devices. It could carry a price tag that places it in the premium XR category.
The headset is tipped to come with deep integration with Samsung’s ecosystem and is expected to support both AR and VR experiences. Whether it’s productivity, entertainment, or immersive virtual meetings, Project Moohan could be Samsung’s answer to the growing XR trend.
Glasses
The third product expected to launch is the Galaxy Glasses. These AI-powered smart glasses are said to bring features like real-time translation, notification projection, and possibly even health monitoring. While not much is known about the glasses yet, they could be Samsung’s attempt to revive interest in the wearable eyewear space.
With AI integration becoming a major trend across tech, Samsung’s smart glasses might offer everyday utility that goes beyond just looking futuristic.
Wrap
September is shaping up to be an exciting month for tech lovers, especially with Samsung reportedly planning to launch three new products in one go. The Galaxy Z TriFold could change the game for foldables, while Project Moohan and Galaxy Glasses are ready to take on the growing world of XR and AI wearables. If these leaks are on point, Samsung’s second Galaxy Unpacked event for 2025 could be the company’s boldest step into the future yet.
FAQs
When is the Galaxy Z TriFold launch?
Expected to launch on September 29 in South Korea.
What is the Galaxy Z TriFold display size?
It could feature a 9.96-inch unfolded screen.
What is Project Moohan XR headset?
It’s Samsung’s upcoming AR/VR headset.
Will Galaxy Z TriFold launch globally?
Initial launch expected in China and South Korea only.
What is the expected price of Project Moohan?
Between KRW 2.5M and KRW 4M (Rs. 1.57L–2.51L).
