Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold sells out minutes after launching in the UAE

Samsung’s most ambitious phone yet is officially making its way across the globe. After a successful start in its home country, the Galaxy Z TriFold has now arrived in the United Arab Emirates, and the response from shoppers was immediate.

A Huge Screen That Fits in Your Pocket. The Galaxy Z TriFold is unlike any other phone on the market. While most folding phones have one hinge, this device uses two, allowing the screen to unfold twice. When fully opened, it reveals a massive 10-inch display—the largest ever on a Galaxy phone. This turns the device into a full-sized tablet that you can still fold up and slip into your pocket.

Because of its complex design and high-end parts, experts are calling this a “statement device.” It is built to show off what Samsung’s technology can do, rather than being a phone for the average user.

High Demand Despite the Luxury Price The phone launched in the UAE through the local carrier e& with a starting price of AED 9,999 (about $2,722). Despite being much more expensive than a regular smartphone, the initial stock sold out in just a few minutes. This mirrors what happened during its release in South Korea, proving that there is a huge appetite for this new kind of technology.

Built for Power and Productivity. Under the hood, the Z TriFold is packed with top-tier features:

• Massive Battery: A 5,600mAh battery split into three sections to keep the phone balanced.
• Pro Camera: A 200MP main camera that takes incredibly detailed photos.
• Desktop Power: It is the first phone to offer “Standalone DeX,” which lets you turn the giant screen into a computer-like workspace without needing extra cables.
• Tough Build: It uses a “dual-rail” titanium hinge and strong armor aluminum to make sure it stays durable even though it is incredibly thin.

What’s Next? Because the phone is so difficult to manufacture, Samsung is only producing a limited number of units for now. However, its instant success in the UAE shows that the world is ready for the next era of folding phones. While it is currently only available in a few markets, Samsung plans to bring the device to more countries, including the U.S., in early 2026.