Samsung’s upcoming big and thin book-shaped foldable smartphone has been in the news a lot lately, and now the first leaked image has arrived, showing the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition.
As you can see, the overall design is understandably similar to the Galaxy Z Fold6. You immediately notice that she is thin.
As you can see, the Fold Special Edition always has a flat frame with slightly rounded corners. The camera island is slightly different from the Fold6, so the two devices can be distinguished even from a distance. It looks thicker than the Fold6, but keep in mind that the Fold Special Edition itself is thinner, and here’s why.
Although the back of the device has a brushed metal finish, it is still made of glass and looks the same. The power button doubles as a fingerprint sensor, and the volume rocker is traditionally on the right side of Samsung devices.
The thickness of the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition is 4.9 mm when folded and 10.6 mm when unfolded. It will have a 200MP main camera, a 6.5-inch display and an 8-inch internal folding screen. Unfortunately, it is rumored to only be released in China and South Korea.
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