Kairi brown 
Even the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is likely going to be more expensive
It seems that Samsung will apply price increases to all boards for future products. In the middle of the report that the Galaxy Z Flip 4 will cost more than its predecessor, some information has appeared that show a similar fate for the Galaxy Z Fold 4.
The Galaxy Z Fold series includes the most expensive mobile phones sold by Samsung. Many hope that Samsung gradually lowering the price of the smartphone folded top-of-the-line. That might not happen this year.
Are you going to pay more for the Galaxy Z Fold 4?
Retailers in Europe have stated the expected price for the Galaxy Z Fold 4. This includes 1,863 and 1,981 Euros for each 256GB and 512GB variants. This possibility is a placeholder and the actual final price of 1,849 and 1,999 euros respectively.
This will represent an increase of 50 and 100 euros above the 256GB and 512GB Galaxy Z Fold 3 models, which are valued at 1,799 and 1,899. We have exclusively reported that the 1TB Galaxy Z Fold 4 model will also be available. At this level, maybe the price is more than 2,000 euros.
It is very possible that this price increase may not be limited to Europe. Samsung can also charge more money for smartphones that can be folded new in other markets around the world. Maybe the company feels that raising a little price this year will not have a big impact on sales.
The new Samsung announced that they sent more than 10 million smartphones that could be folded last year. The price cut applied to the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 3 must play a major role.
With folding that has made a significant breakthrough in the market now, more customers may be good by paying a higher price. Speaking of higher prices, previous reports also suggest that the new Galaxy Watch 5 model will be more expensive than the Galaxy Watch 4.
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