Next month, Samsung will host Galaxy Unpacked 2020, where the company is expected to unveil a host of new devices. One such device is likely to be the Galaxy Z Fold 2 which, according to a new leak, courtesy of MySmartPrice, has been presented in a set of high resolution renderings.
One of the most notable updates on the original Galaxy Fold is the perforation design, which looks ready to replace the notch. As the renderings show, the perforated drill approach results in a much cleaner design.
In addition to the hole in the inner display, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 will apparently also offer a more expansive cover display, making the phone more useful when folded. Providing users with a larger cover screen will make the Galaxy Z Fold 2 much more versatile as users won’t always have to open the device to get things done.
The renders also reveal that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 will feature a triple camera setup, which has become more or less common on flagship devices. The latest rumors point to the foldable device with 64MP, 12MP, and 12MP sensors on the back and a 10MP sensor on the inside, giving users plenty of camera hardware to play around with. Other rumors point to the foldable display having a 6.23 ″ Super AMOLED display, a 7.7 ″ Super AMOLED folding display with a 120Hz refresh rate, up to 512GB of storage, 5G connectivity, a total battery capacity of 4,356mAh, 15W wireless charging and Support 15W reverse wireless charging.
When the original Galaxy Fold was launched last year, we praised the phone for its innovative design, but there were also many concerns about its durability. Now, with a year of improvements, expectations will be high for the Galaxy Z Fold 2 which, judging by the leaked renders, seems like a significant improvement over the first model.
When the device is officially unveiled on August 5, it will apparently launch in Mystic Black and Mystic Bronze, at least according to the latest renders.
Source: MySmartPrice
