Shortly after the Galaxy Z Fold 5 press renders, we have now received the official press render of the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 5. If you have been looking for a more affordable option that looks better, this is what you are going to want, to be honest. Samsung's upcoming flipper looks identical to its predecessors in almost every way; however, you are getting that gorgeous cover display that will be fully functional with optimized apps from Google, as well.
The Galaxy Z Flip 5 looks stunning in the latest press render, with a very functional cover display
The render was acquired by folks over at MySmartPrice, and they have shared it, showing what the Galaxy Z Flip 5 looks like. The device looks exactly the same as it has in the CAD-based renders we have seen in the previous leaks, and that is a good thing. The phone is closer to the official release, so we can just call this an official unveiling ahead of launch.
As you would expect, the Galaxy Z Flip 5 looks exactly as we have seen before, but this time around, in an official render, and looks just as good. If you are looking for a foldable that has seen the best upgrade, this is the way to go, and considering how it will be significantly cheaper than the Galaxy Z Fold 5 while packing the same specs, I cannot see why anyone would not pick this one over the other foldable.
We already know the official specs, but let's have a recap. You are expected to get a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. There is going to be the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 under the hood. 8 gigs of RAM with 128 or 256 gigs of storage options available, 12+12-megapixel camera configuration, 3,700 mAh battery, and more.
The Galaxy Z Flip 5, along with the Galaxy Z Fold 5, are slated for 26th July, and we will be covering all the information that comes our way. The phones are going to launch alongside new tablets and, hopefully new wearables as well. We will keep you posted as we get our hands on more details in the coming days.
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