Samsung Galaxy TriFold Display Cost Revealed: What You Have To Pay | Tech News

Samsung’s TriFold model is finally here

Samsung’s first tri-foldable Galaxy phone went on sale recently in select regions, and seems to have sold out despite its high price tag. This is a new version of a foldable that very few brands offer in the market, and Samsung extends its availability to more regions.

The Galaxy TriFold is aiming to be the global face of the category, something that Huawei can’t match for its reasons, while Tecno is going to bring its product later. 

The Galaxy TriFold has a unique design, a foldable screen, flagship hardware and a premium design. But like all foldables, people are eager to know the cost of replacing this unique display if they end up breaking or damaging it. And it seems we are getting the important details about this expensive device. 

Samsung Galaxy TriFold Display Cost: Don’t Break It 

Samsung’s new premium device features a really costly foldable screen and if you break it, the Galaxy TriFold repair will be well over $1100 (Rs 99,000 approx). And this price is just the foldable screen, which is the most important part of the tri-foldable. 

This is the most expensive screen from the brand and this TriFold is clearly showing the price of owning a device like this. Interestingly, if you break the cover screen on the TriFold, the cost to repair the panel is under $100 (Rs 9,000 approx) which is not even a fraction of the price you would be paying to fix the main foldable panel. 

The higher price of the fold screen clearly tells you the structure of the screen is not easy to make, and that makes it expensive to replace. Having said that, Samsung is giving 50 percent display for one-time screen replacement which is still over $500 (Rs 45,000 approx) but not over a lakh. 

Samsung Galaxy TriFold has got a limited release and the company is unlikely to make a lot of units for the product. The device has not launched in India and we are not expecting the foldable to reach the shores anytime soon.

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