Samsung unveils exclusive Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition for Milano Cortina 2026

The exclusive device has features that will make this year's games more memorable for athletes.

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Supporting Olympians

Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition, exclusively designed for the Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.

Almost 3,800 Olympians and Paralympians from approximately 90 countries are able to get their hands on this exclusive offering from Samsung.

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The Olympic Edition is also being incorporated into official podium moments via the Victory Selfie, which is making its Winter Olympics debut at Milano Cortina 2026.

For the first time, it will expand to team sport competitions at the Olympic Games so that all participating athletes can document their moment of victory through their own lens. In addition, athletes from select National Olympic Committees (NOCs) will be able to share their personal passions and spirit through the Victory Profile, a new photo series captured with the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

The Galaxy Z Flip7 integrates Galaxy AI with a new edge-to-edge FlexWindow, providing an effortless mobile AI experience. Some of its key features include the dual rear camera system, including a 50MP Wide and a 12MP Ultra-Wide lens, Now Brief, which provides personalized daily updates, Photo Assist for studio-quality enhancements to images, and On-device Interpreter for real-time translation.

This Olympic exclusive device also introduces an iconic design that commemorates athletes' participation in the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, as well as practical services to help enhance their experience in the Olympic Village and throughout competition.

The Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition comes with a pre-loaded curated suite of essential apps and services to support athletes throughout Milano Cortina 2026.

For added convenience, the Samsung Open Station offers on-site professional customer service to help athletes activate devices, transfer data, and receive general technical support.

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