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Samsung Is Under Serious Pressure. Here’s Why It Needs to Nail Its Next Z Fold Phone

Samsung faces intensified market pressure as competitors prepare to enter the foldable smartphone sector.

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What is the expected growth for foldable smartphones in 2026?

According to Counterpoint, the foldable market is expected to grow by 21% in 2026.

How much of India's foldable market does Samsung hold?

Counterpoint reports that Samsung is set to hold 89% of India's foldable market in 2026.

Why is there pressure on Samsung regarding the Galaxy Z Fold 8?

Reports indicate Samsung faces pressure due to the looming entry of Apple into the foldable smartphone market.

Where it stands

Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 8, holding a seven-week market head start ahead of anticipated competition from Apple. The company currently maintains a significant position in the foldable market, including 89% of the share in India.

Coverage from The Verge, The Indian Express, and The Times of India emphasizes that Samsung must distinguish its latest hardware to maintain its dominant industry status. Data from Counterpoint, cited by t2ONLINE and tbreak.com, notes that the foldable market is projected to grow by 21% throughout 2026.

Industry observers are monitoring the upcoming launch to see how the Z Fold 8 performs against broader foldable trends. Coverage does not yet specify the technical capabilities or pricing of the devices.

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