Samsung 2021 folding screens screen specifications and times leaked

Samsung 2021 folding screens screen specifications and times leaked

Samsung has gone big on foldable devices in 2020, but expect even more foldable phones from the company in 2021. A new report out of South Korea gives us a bit more insight into what's going on. to expect in terms of Samsung foldables next year. According to The Elec, which is generally a reliable source of information, we will have the most affordable Galaxy Z Fold Lite in Q2021 2, followed by the flagship Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 2021 in QXNUMX XNUMX. We have We've been hearing rumors of a cheaper version of the Galaxy Fold for several months now - it's an approach Samsung has taken with its other phones in recent years and would help appeal to users currently put off by the high prices of foldable devices. There have also been rumors of a Galaxy Z Flip Lite, with a clamshell design, so we may see as many as four foldables from Samsung next year. None of this is confirmed yet, and it's entirely possible that Samsung's plans may change down the road.

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Sources speaking to The Elec say that the Galaxy Z Fold Lite and Galaxy Z Fold 3 will come with a screen that measures 7-inches from corner to corner, with a 4-inch screen on the outside when the device is closed. We'll also apparently get stylus support and an under-display selfie camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 3, rumors we've heard before. However, it is not clear if these features will come to the Z Fold Lite at a lower cost. When it comes to the Galaxy Z Flip 2, the leaks and speculation so far indicate that it has a larger screen and battery than the original. The new report puts the main display at 6,7 inches and the external display at 3 inches. With the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Z Flip 5G just unveiled in August, Samsung will want to allow some time before the updated versions appear, and that fits in with the Q21 prediction. Before that, we should look at the Z Fold Lite as well as the Galaxy SXNUMX phones. Via TalkAndroid