Apple accidentally marketed the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 [UPDATED]
Apple accidentally posted an ad for the Galaxy Z Flip 7.

Update from July 30, 2025:
The entire ordeal seems to have been a bug in the Weibo (Chinese social media) app, as explained by one user here.
The original story from July 30, 2025 follows below:
A mix-up occurred when China's official "Apple Support" Weibo account accidentally posted a promotional video for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7, which was later promptly taken down. pic.twitter.com/CvxT0EVWx7
— PhoneArt (@UniverseIce) July 30, 2025
Naturally, and as is expected, users had a good laugh when they saw this happen. It’s a classic case of “oops, wrong account”. One possible explanation may be that both Samsung and Apple use the same agency in China, and some employee made an honest mistake.
Others are convinced that this was a deliberate joke by some Samsung fan who is in charge of the account. While I think that that’s pretty unlikely, I wouldn’t rule out the possibility completely. If it was done on purpose, however, then the worker who did it might be in more trouble than they might have anticipated.
![The Flip 7 is one of the nicest flip foldables on the market. | Image credit — PhoneArena - Apple accidentally marketed the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 [UPDATED]](https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/433836-image/Samsung-Galaxy-Z-Flip-7-mid.webp)
The Flip 7 is one of the nicest flip foldables on the market. | Image credit — PhoneArena
Samsung’s newest foldables — both the Flip 7 and the Galaxy Z Fold 7 — have taken the industry by storm. The Fold 7 is crushing it in every market around the globe, and has left the Fold 6 behind in both hardware and popularity. Samsung fans have been waiting for the company to release a foldable phone like this for ages, and have finally gotten their wish.
Of course, some folks are waiting for the foldable iPhone, which is slated to release next year alongside the Flip 8 and Fold 8. Apple took this long to enter the foldable industry because it wanted to make a phone with a completely invisible crease. However, some reports indicate that the company has had to compromise on that vision.
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