It’s been just over a week since Samsung proudly teased what might be its most ambitious foldable phone ever—the one that promised not just “Ultra” specs but an “Ultra” lifestyle, AI in your pocket, and a device smart enough to manage your social life and your spreadsheets in one foldable swoop.

And now? They’re back at it, pulling the curtain a little further with a follow-up feature story that leans into three words: thin, light, and durable. This isn’t just a phone. It’s Samsung flexing its engineering muscles like a bodybuilder in a phone booth.

Let’s rewind to 2019—when Samsung first dropped the Galaxy Fold, the phone that dared to say, “What if your phone could also be a tablet and fit in your jeans?” Back then, it was more prototype than pocket-friendly. But it planted the flag. It wasn’t just a screen that folded, it was a big, folding “screw you” to the idea that smartphones had to look and feel the same.

Fast forward to today, and the Z Series has shed the weight, shaved the thickness, and reinforced its bones. This year’s model? It’s the skinniest, most featherweight foldable Samsung’s ever made—but it still packs a punch harder than your uncle’s Nokia brick from 2004.

According to Samsung, this isn’t just about bragging rights—it’s about meeting the very specific, often contradictory demands of users who want phones that can do everything, while taking up less space than a chocolate bar. You want portability and productivity? Durability and elegance? The new Z series promises to be your foldable soulmate.

And beneath the glitz, the Galaxy Z journey is about merging creativity with engineering—like a digital origami masterclass, where each generation folds better, lasts longer, and does more.

So if the previous teaser had us intrigued, this follow-up is Samsung walking in, sunglasses on, whispering: “You haven’t seen anything yet.”