After the Galaxy S23 series has successfully launched, all attention will likely turn to Samsung’s future flagship devices, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the Galaxy Z Flip 5. We have learnt a little bit about the future foldable phones during the last few days, and in the months to come, you can anticipate considerably more information. All users will be happy with what we learned about the impending foldable phone today.
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 will reportedly be slimmer than its predecessor, which is already fantastic news given how infamously fat folding phones have grown. While the source has now revealed what we will be receiving, we previously knew that Samsung was aiming to adopt the “droplet” or water drop mechanism for its hinge.
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 won’t have any gaps between the displays in addition to being slimmer. This indicates that there won’t be any holes at all when you fold the gadget. One of the main issues with Samsung’s foldable phones has always been this, but it now seems that won’t be a problem. In addition, we are aware that the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the Z Flip 5 will also include water drop hinges, and that both devices will be rated IPX8.
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 will reportedly be only 13mm thick when closed, which is amazing when compared to its predecessor’s thickness of just under 16mm. The device’s overall size will stay same, which shouldn’t be a problem since it is the ideal size already.
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 will include Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy, coupled with a comparable set of specifications as the most recent Galaxy S23 series, even if the source did not divulge this. The unfortunate news is that, despite strong fan desire, the newest foldable will not have a S Pen slot because of technical restrictions.
With the Galaxy Unpacked event, which should happen between August and September, Samsung is getting ready to unveil two foldable phones. The new Galaxy Watch 6 and potentially a pair of wearables will be announced, much as last year.