Gold Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra: Every Design in the Collection, With Real Prices

Our earlier Z Fold8 Ultra coverage treated this as a single design-guide phone. It’s actually six named collections — Prestige Link, Nucleus 3.0, Blue Shadow, LuxEvil Charm, Exotic Royale, and Royale — sold across Leronza’s standard Prime, Rhodium, Classic, Evil Eye, Exotic Leather, and Mother of Pearl tiers. Here’s the full visual lineup with real photos and live prices, plus a real pricing pattern worth knowing before you shop.

All Six Gold Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra Collections

Blue Shadow (Classic)

$ 5,880–$ 6,310

Prestige Link (Prime)

$ 7,430–$ 7,860

Nucleus 3.0 (Rhodium)

$ 7,430–$ 7,860

Exotic Royale (Exotic Leather)

$ 7,580–$ 8,010

Royale (Mother of Pearl)

$ 7,580–$ 8,010

LuxEvil Charm (Evil Eye)

$ 11,070–$ 11,490

Real Prices at a Glance

Blue Shadow Is the Real Entry Point

The Classic collection’s Blue Shadow design is the cheapest configuration in the entire Z Fold8 Ultra range — meaningfully below the Prime and Rhodium tier that sits above it. If budget is the deciding factor on this phone specifically, Blue Shadow is where to start.

LuxEvil Charm Is a Different Tier Entirely

LuxEvil Charm, the Evil Eye collection, doesn’t sit near the other five at all — it’s priced well above every other design here, reflecting the hand-set stonework layered onto the base plating that Leronza’s bejeweled and symbolic-motif designs carry elsewhere in the catalog. If you’re comparing the Z Fold8 Ultra against Leronza’s other foldable, note that this ceiling price is notably higher than the equivalent Evil Eye tier on the Gold iPhone Duo — the two foldables don’t share pricing the way the Duo and 18 Pro Max do.

How This Compares to Leronza’s Other Foldable

Unlike the Gold iPhone Duo and Gold iPhone 18 Pro Max, which are priced identically collection-for-collection, the Z Fold8 Ultra runs on its own pricing structure entirely separate from Leronza’s iPhone lines. If you’re deciding between the two foldables directly, our Gold iPhone Duo vs. Z Fold8 Ultra comparison covers the tier-by-tier breakdown, and our original Z Fold8 Ultra design and price guide covers the phone’s specific folding hardware and construction in more depth.

Same Folding Hardware Underneath Every Design

All six collections plate the same underlying Z Fold8 Ultra foldable device — the hinge is masked and each panel plated individually during customization, the same hinge-safe process used across Leronza’s other foldable line. The design name and price band change the surface treatment and materials only; the fold mechanism and internal hardware are identical across all six.

Who Fits Which Collection

Frequently Asked Questions

Six named designs, four real price bands, and a ceiling collection that sits in a tier of its own — the Gold Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra range has more structure to it than a single “design guide” framing shows.