Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 uses an under-screen camera solution, which is Samsung’s first under-screen camera phone. PS: The external screen is still a hole-digging screen solution.
It is reported that the main screen size of the Galaxy Z Fold3 is 7.55 inches, and the external screen size is 6.23 inches. It supports S Pen and 5G connections.
In the core configuration, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 is equipped with Exynos 2100 flagship processor, and the National Bank version is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Plus flagship processor.
This will be the industry’s first Snapdragon 888 Plus phone with under-screen camera technology.
The phone is expected to be officially released in August and will go on sale at the end of August.
It is worth noting that Samsung may also release the Galaxy Z Flip 3 folding screen mobile phone at this conference.
We’ve also heard that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 could run One UI 3.5 – software which itself is unlikely to land until the second half of the year.
We’ve also seen a leaked Samsung product launch roadmap that runs up to late August, and there’s no sign of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 anywhere on it. That might mean we won’t see it before late August, although the roadmap looks like it’s probably incomplete, so don’t count on having to wait quite that long.
The Z Fold 3 may not even be the next Samsung foldable though, as we could see the clamshell Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 launch first, given their alternating release schedules. With a rumored late-2021 release date for that, though, it’s anyone’s guess which foldable comes out first.
As for the price, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 cost a whopping $1999, so expect a similar price for the Z Fold 3, especially as there’s been a suggestion that it will be very expensive.
That said, SamMobile suggests that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 could be up to 20% cheaper than it predecessor, meaning the price might be more like $1600
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