Leaked: This is what Samsung’s new foldable smartphones look like

the site MySmartPrice It claims to have secured official renders of Samsung’s foldable phones. The image of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 shows a larger screen on the outside with a notch housing two cameras. As a result, the screen has taken the form of a folder.

The image also shows a large music widget on the cover screen. This would be an example of apps optimized for the Galaxy Z Flip 5’s external display that Samsung is working with Google on. The new competitor Motorola Razr 40 Ultra also has a larger 3.6-inch external screen. The cover of the current Flip 4 is only 1.9 inches wide.

The Flip 5 is said to use a redesigned hinge mechanism that leaves no gap when the device is folded. The fold in the screen will also be less noticeable. The Flip 5 is said to have dual cameras with a 12MP main camera and has an IP57 dust and water resistance rating.

Galaxy Z Fold 5

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 image shows, among other things, a smaller hole for the camera and more refined edges. The hinge design has also been improved to make the device thinner.

The Fold 5 will have a 7.6-inch QHD+ display on the inside and a 6.2-inch Full HD+ display on the outside. Both of Samsung’s new foldable phones are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip that’s also found in the Galaxy S23.

Samsung disassembled

Samsung Unpacked event will be held on July 27 in Seoul, South Korea. According to the rumors, the new foldable smartphones will be available from August 11th.

Samsung’s first foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold, came out in 2019 and improved versions have been released every year since then. Competitors like Oppo, Huawei, and Honor also introduced foldable smartphones, but Samsung remained the market leader in this product category.

Flip is a bestseller

In the first quarter of this year, it was the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 Most popular foldable phoneWith a share of 27 percent, it is followed by Huawei Pocket S, Galazy Z Fold 4, and Oppo Find N2 Flip.

In South Korea, Samsung’s home country, foldable smartphones score much better than anywhere else. In South Korea, nearly 14 percent of smartphones sold are foldable models, compared to just 1 percent worldwide last year.

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