can it stack with the RM700 or ROI rm120 voucher?

what is this samsung reservation+

https://www.samsung.com/my/gift-card/e-vouc...HFbkXE-WeNyHW8U

basically its you pay rm50 to get rm250 voucher. But you can only buy that before 25/07 when the launch is 22/07.

saw the t&c. seems like cannot use with the existing users rm700 vouchers.

I think stackable only limit to 2 vouchers

so maybe stack ROI rm120 with rm700

Or stack rm250 with rm700

i thought 120 is only for wearables and tablets.

Nice

Just 1 day after World Cup grand final

Many people have already noticed the crease performance of the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra from the leaked videos. The crease is almost invisible, which represents a huge breakthrough for foldable phones. What’s even more surprising is that I can tell you the Galaxy Z Fold8 delivers equally impressive crease control. This could be the most advanced crease reduction technology currently available in the global foldable smartphone market.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 live image is out ‼️😍
✅ 5.4" outer 120Hz OLED
✅ 7.6" inner 120Hz OLED
✅ Thicker and more durable display layers
✅ Smaller crease
✅ New, more durable hinge
✅ 50MP main + new 50MP UW 🤳10MP & 10MP on both the display
✅ Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy
✅ 4800mAh🔋45W⚡25W wireless ⚡
✅ One UI 9 (Android 17)
✅ Thickness : 4.9mm when unfolded & 9.8mm when folded
✅ Thinner & lightweight for a foldable phone ~200g

First, the conclusion: the so called Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra leak from last night turned out to be a false alarm.

After watching the original video over and over again, I'm convinced it isn't a Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. It's actually the blue version of the Galaxy Z Fold7. Because of the lighting and color temperature, the blue frame appeared black on camera, which led to the confusion.

Here are the three biggest clues:
1. The inner display camera cutout is too large.
Compared with the official Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra renders, the inner camera hole on the Fold8 Ultra is noticeably smaller. The one in the leaked video is still the larger Fold7-style cutout.

2. The rear camera housing doesn't match.
The cylindrical camera housing reflects light with a bright metallic sheen, which is much more consistent with the blue Galaxy Z Fold7 than the black Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. Some of the hardware details also don't line up.

3. The inner display is still highly reflective.
The device in the video shows obvious screen reflections. However, the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra is the first Fold to feature an anti reflective inner display film. Anyone familiar with Samsung foldables should immediately notice that the reflections don't look like this.

Based on these three points, I'm confident the device in the video is a blue Galaxy Z Fold7, not the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra.

The confusion is understandable because the two generations are incredibly similar. They share the same overall dimensions and aspect ratio, making them very easy to mix up.

The good news is that the real Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra will be even better. It will have an even less visible crease than the Fold7, along with the new anti reflective inner display film.

BREAKING！
Samsung unveils Flex Titanium, a landmark breakthrough for foldable phones. Debuting with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series.

Samsung has officially introduced Flex Titanium, a next generation display technology that represents one of the biggest structural upgrades in the history of its foldable phones. Built on seven generations of foldable innovation, it will debut with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series, aiming to further reduce crease visibility while improving durability and the overall viewing experience without sacrificing thinness.

Unlike previous generations that primarily relied on hinge improvements, Flex Titanium fundamentally redesigns the internal structure of the foldable display. Samsung combines display engineering, materials science and mechanical engineering to create a new support system based on two titanium components.

The first is the Titanium Alloy Film, located beneath the OLED panel. It acts as the display's internal support layer and delivers 20 times greater mechanical stiffness than conventional polymer films. Using an ultra precision rolling process, Samsung reduced its thickness to roughly one third the diameter of a human hair, allowing the display to remain both incredibly thin and highly durable.

The second is the Titanium Plate, which sits beneath the display module and provides structural support. Samsung introduced a sophisticated micro patterned hole design in the folding area, allowing the titanium plate to flex during folding while maintaining exceptional strength. This structure also minimizes air gaps between the display module and the adhesive layer, creating more uniform stress distribution, improving support when unfolded, and further reducing crease visibility.

Samsung has also upgraded the display itself with a new high resolution display architecture and next generation OLED organic materials. These improvements enhance image quality while reducing power consumption, resulting in significantly higher overall power efficiency.

According to Samsung, Flex Titanium is not simply about making the crease less visible. Its goal is to achieve a new balance between thinness, strength, flexibility and long term durability. The company believes the future of foldable phones will increasingly be driven by innovations in display materials and structural engineering, rather than hinge design alone.

As the latest milestone built on seven generations of foldable development, Flex Titanium marks a major step forward in foldable display technology and sets the stage for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series to deliver substantial improvements in crease control, durability and display performance.