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Since Samsung globally unveiled the Galaxy Fold and created a new mobile category, there has been much hype about the extraordinary device.
Not only is the Galaxy Fold infused with never-seen-before integration of tablet and phone, but it also encompasses incredible innovation in material, engineering and display.
Chief Marketing Officer at Samsung Central Africa, Dudu Mokholo, says “Samsung prides itself on being at the forefront of design and technology innovation and the Galaxy Fold is a testament to this. Quite simply, it’s a device that will change the way we use smartphones, as well as what we expect them to do into the future. I’m really looking forward to seeing user responses to this amazing device.”
The revolutionary Galaxy Fold will launch in Ghana on the 7th November 2019 where more details will be shared about local pricing, availability and where to purchase the device.
More details will be shared with the official local launch of the device.
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