BANDUNG, AYOBANDUNG.COM – The latest speculation has spread to reveal the battery used Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3. According to reports, this device will come with a 4380 mAh battery.
This battery capacity is lower than the 4,500 mAh battery used by the previous generation, the Galaxy Z Fold 2.
Additionally, the report claims that the lithium battery will come from Samsung SDI.
According to reports, the South Korean manufacturer reduced its battery due to changes in screen size.
Quoted from Suara.com (Ayobandung.com network), the company reduced the size of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 to 7.5 inches. Looking back, the previous generation Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 comes with a 7.6-inch screen.
However, the internal screen size of both models remains the same, 6.2 inches. The portability of the Z Fold 3 phone will be higher than the previous generation.
According to previous reports, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 will support the S Pen stylus. This is not really speculation, there is official confirmation for the company on this.
The screen will come with a “left and right” dual fold screen. The screen will fold inward from both sides. This means that this smartphone will come with two hinges.
Furthermore, Samsung will upgrade the UTG ultra-thin glass technology of the new phone.
The new, improved look will come with a higher hardness to adapt to the touch of the stylus.
The durability and flatness of the sail as a whole is better than the plastic sail. In addition, the company also added a new generation of UTG glass thickness. Mohs resistance can reach level 5.
According to speculation, cell phones Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and the Z Flip 2 is likely to arrive in July 2021. The phone will sport a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor.
Apart from that, the display will support adaptive refresh rates, and will also have an under-display front camera technology.
According to the news, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 ready for mass production. Internal anonymous sources claim that this device is equipped with better digital sensor instruments and UTG. His words
“We have developed technology such as digital sensor instruments and UTG that can respond to stylus input. I know that we have completed preparations and prepared the machine for mass production,” he said.
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