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Source：Miracle Information Network Editor：Science Time：2025-06-27 02:50:57

Samsung's upcoming foldable phones,The Pursuit of Lust the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Galaxy Z Flip 7, are shaping up to become the least surprising launches of the year, with leaks upon leaks (not to mention the company's own teasers) revealing all there is to know about the phones.

Now, leaker Evan Blass (with PhoneArena) has shared official-looking renders of the Galaxy Z Flip 7, revealing some of the colors the phone will be available in.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7That's refreshing. Credit: Evan Blass

Two of the colors that were shared, Jet Black and Blue Shadow, have been revealed in earlier reports. But the third color is the slightly more adventurous Coral Red. It's a nice, slightly flashier option that suits the Flip 7 well — perhaps better than the dark, solemn black and blue that we've seen before.

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Blass also shared renders of the upcoming cheaper variant of the same phone, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE. That one will apparently come in Black And White. Check out all of the new colors on PhoneArena.

Notably, Blass says that the new phones will be available in "at least" these colors, meaning there could be more that we just haven't seen yet.

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The new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, Flip 7 FE, and Galaxy Z Fold 7, will all be revealed in July at a Samsung Unpacked event. You can find everything we know about the upcoming devices in Mashable's roundup, reporting, and feature analysis.

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