Samsung has released two behind-the-scenes videos showing how the Galaxy Z Fold8 is assembled and tested at its manufacturing facility in Gumi, South Korea. The videos offer a detailed look at the processes Samsung uses to ensure foldable durability across every stage of production, from assembly and inspection through to automated real-world testing.
How Galaxy Z Fold8 Is Made
The first video covers the main manufacturing line, where Galaxy Z Fold8 units move through final assembly, inspection and packaging. Each stage includes quality checks to verify that every device meets Samsung’s standards before it reaches consumers.
The second video takes viewers into Samsung’s Automation Lab, where automated systems run devices through a series of functional and quality checks. These tests are designed around real-world usage scenarios, examining how the foldable performs under repeated use and verifying that individual components and functions work as intended.
The manufacturing and automation processes form part of Samsung’s broader foldable durability approach, with the latest Galaxy Z series undergone more than 100 reliability validation tests covering real-world conditions, including drops, repeated folding, pressure, moisture and debris exposure.
Galaxy Z8 Series Promotions
Samsung Malaysia also introduced a “Welcome to Foldables” promotion running from 12 October to 31 December 2026, offering rebates of up to RM500 alongside a free 12-month iQIYI Premium VIP subscription (valued at RM209.90) across selected foldable models.
The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra is available in 256GB (RM8,099), 512GB (RM8,899), and 1TB (RM10,499) storage configurations in Graphite, Cream, Violet Shadow, and online-exclusive Green Shadow finishes. The standard Galaxy Z Fold8 is priced at RM7,299 for 256GB, RM8,099 for 512GB, and RM9,699 for 1TB, offered in Graphite, Cream, Lavender, and online-exclusive Pistachio. The Galaxy Z Flip8 is offered in a 512GB configuration for RM6,199 in Graphite, Cream, Pink, and online-exclusive Mint.
