The Galaxy Z TriFold is making a return to Samsung stores, possibly for the final time.

      Missed out on the Galaxy Z TriFold? Samsung might have one final batch available.

      If you were eager to purchase a Galaxy Z TriFold, this could be your last opportunity. Reports suggest that Samsung is set to restock the Galaxy Z TriFold one more time in the US.

      The company appears to have plans for a restock of the foldable phone later this week, available both online and at Samsung Experience stores nationwide. Samsung mentioned the timing in a media note shared with 9to5Google, and the online listing has already been updated with a countdown timer set to conclude at 9 AM ET on April 10.

      Why this could genuinely be your last chance:

      The significant aspect here is not just the restock but the likelihood that this is indeed the last chance to acquire the Galaxy Z TriFold. This premium foldable was launched in the US in January, but just two months later, Samsung discontinued the product, making the forthcoming batch appear more like a final inventory drop rather than a typical return.

      Therefore, this isn’t a major comeback for the device. Instead, it seems to be a last cleanup run for a foldable that has already had a relatively short retail life in the US.

      Where can you purchase the Galaxy Z TriFold?

      The official restock will be available on Samsung.com, where customers can sign up for notifications. Additionally, select Samsung Experience stores will have units available starting April 10. These locations include Cerritos and Glendale in California, Bloomington in Minnesota, Elmhurst and Garden City in New York, and Houston and Frisco in Texas.

      In-store availability might be crucial since online stock tends to sell out quickly, similar to previous batches. For those who missed the TriFold previously, visiting any of these Samsung stores might be a more practical option this time.

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      I find it hard to justify choosing another budget phone over the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro.

      I attempted to discover a better phone deal than the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro and came up short! The era of truly good budget phones seems to be over, and AI can be blamed for that. With rising chip costs affecting even flagship models, when TCL finally launched the NXTPAPER 70 Pro in the US, it surprised me. The phone is priced at just $199, nearly half of what you'd pay in other markets.

      While it is exclusive to T-Mobile, the NXTPAPER 70 Pro at $199 feels exceptional. It boasts a 6.9-inch 120Hz display, IP68 water resistance, a 5,200mAh battery, a 50MP camera, and TCL’s NXTPAPER 4.0 display technology—truly unique at this price. Naturally, I wanted to compare it with other phones in a similar price range to see if I could find a better deal.

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      Instagram finally allows you to edit those embarrassing comments, but there’s a catch.

      Instagram has officially introduced the capability to edit your comments after posting, a feature that users have long requested. Anyone who has ever found a typo in an Instagram comment and immediately felt regret understands the importance of this update.

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      The powerful stylus may make a return in the next Samsung Galaxy foldable.

      According to a new report from Korea Business TV, two significant details about the upcoming Galaxy Z foldable lineup have emerged. Firstly, it suggests that Samsung is preparing to unveil new foldable devices at its second Galaxy Unpacked event of the year, potentially on July 22, 2026, in London.

      As previously rumored, the lineup may include three new Galaxy Z foldables: the Fold 8, Flip 8, and a new model dubbed the Wide Fold. Aside from the flip phone, we have already seen high-quality renders of the Fold 8 and Wide Fold in the last week of March.