You can already buy the unreleased Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, provided you have $13,000
Luxury retailer Caviar is selling an unreleased Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra variant featuring 24-karat gold designs themed after Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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What happened
Caviar has released a limited-edition smartphone featuring the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, a device that has not yet been formally introduced by the manufacturer. The custom handsets are plated in 24-karat gold and decorated with themes centered on professional football players Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The devices are currently listed for sale at $13,000. TechEBlog and Digital Trends highlight the branding as a choice between the two athletes.
Future reports will track the official announcement of the base Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra model. Coverage does not yet specify the availability of non-customized units or when Samsung intends to provide formal release details for the device.
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Coverage (10)
- Samsung hasn't even introduced yet Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and you can now buy it in gold and with a Messi motif Samsung Magazine · 45d ago
- A $13,000 Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra With Messi on the Back Exists and Only 19 Will Be Made Android Headlines · 45d ago
- Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra goes on sale before launch as Caviar's Lionel Messi edition SamMobile · 45d ago
- Messi or Ronaldo? Caviar's Gold Phones Force a Five-Figure Choice The Gadgeteer · 45d ago
- Caviar debuts gold-plated Legends football-themed smartphones featuring Messi and Ronaldo Stuff South Africa · 45d ago
- Caviar launches limited-edition Messi and Ronaldo phones with 24K gold finishes Gizmochina · 45d ago
- Caviar Announces Lionel Messi-Themed Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra SammyGuru · 45d ago
- Messi or Ronaldo? Caviar made football’s greatest rivalry an expensive 24-karat choice Digital Trends · 45d ago
- Caviar's Exclusive Smartphones for Messi and Ronaldo Showcase Legends in 24-Karat Gold TechEBlog - · 45d ago
- You can already buy the unreleased Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, provided you have $13,000 Android Central · 45d ago
Questions people are asking
Has Samsung officially released the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra?
No, according to coverage from Samsung Magazine and Android Central, the device has not yet been introduced by the manufacturer.
What themes are featured on the Caviar phones?
The phones feature themes honoring Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, finished in 24-karat gold.
How many units of the Messi edition are available?
According to Android Headlines, 19 units of the Messi-themed edition are being produced.
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