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Galaxy Z TriFold is coming back to Samsung stores for what may be the last time

Missed the Galaxy Z TriFold? Samsung may have one final batch left

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If you were hoping to get your hands on the Galaxy Z TriFold, this might be your last shot at buying one. Samsung is apparently bringing back the Galaxy Z TriFold one more time in the US.

The company seems to have plans to restock the trifolding phone later this week, through both online and in Samsung Experience stores across the country. Samsung has shared that the timing in a media note shared with 9to5Google, with the online listing already being updated with a countdown timer, which ends at 9 AM ET on April 10.

Why this might really be your last chance

The big hook here is not just the restock itself, it’s the fact that this really might be the last we’re seeing of the Galaxy Z TriFold. To recall, the US launched this premium foldable phone in the US back in January. But just 2 months later, the brand had discontinued the product, making the upcoming batch look more like a last inventory drop than a regular return to shelves.

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So this isn’t Samsung’s big comeback for the device. Rather, it sounds like one final cleanup run for a foldable that already had a pretty short retail life in the US.

Where can I buy the Galaxy Z TriFold?

The official restock will go live through Samsung.com, where buyers can sign up for notifications. Furthermore, Samsung will also have units in stock starting April 10 at select Samsung Experience stores. This includes locations like Cerritos and Glendale in California, Bloomington in Minnesota, Elmhurst and Garden City in New York, and Houston and Frisco in Texas.

In-store availability could matter a lot since online inventory usually disappears quickly, just like the previous batches. For people who missed the TriFold the first time around, walking into any of these Samsung stores may actually be the more realistic move this time.

Vikhyaat Vivek
Vikhyaat Vivek is a tech journalist and reviewer with seven years of experience covering consumer hardware, with a focus on…
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