Samsung reportedly showcased a passport-style foldable phone design in a survey. It turns out the company is exploring a new design language for its future foldables as it prepares to expand its product portfolio in the years ahead.

Korean media revealed Samsung’s plans to bring a wide-opening foldable phone in 2026. Later, we’ve seen the GSMA database listing of the alleged device. Now, some concept images have emerged online with a new design.

Samsung showcased a passport-like foldable phone concept in a survey, SammyGuru reports. The outlet has also published a handful of images of the device, which looks a lot like the OG Pixel Fold but has no such thick bezels.

The Korean tech giant may have been pursuing consumer opinion on this new design.

The device mimics the design and dimensions of passports. Folded, it offers a pretty useful screen, which turns almost square when unfolded. It’s a major difference from the existing Galaxy Z Fold design, which doesn’t unfold such wide.

Thanks to its already wide cover screen, the phone turns into a tablet when unfolded. It’s a similar design Apple has been considering for its foldable iPhone. Samsung is seemingly preparing an additional model as an iPhone rival in 2026.

The survey just showcased images of a concept device. Users were not informed about specific details such as display size and dimensions. However, reports suggest that the cover screen could be 18:9 folded and 18:18 unfolded.

Samsung has recently released its first Galaxy TriFold phone, which has gone out of stock in minutes. The availability is currently limited to South Korea, while an expansion to some more countries will take place sequentially.

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