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Next Galaxy Z Flip to sport 120Hz display and narrower frame says leakster

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Michail 25 November 2020

Samsung Android Rumors

Samsung already has two foldable clamshells in its lineup with the Galaxy Z Flip and Z Flip 5G and we’ve been hearing about a successor coming in Q2 of 2021. Now, leakster IceUniverse shared a couple of bits about the upcoming foldable which is referred to as the Galaxy Z Flip3.

IceUniverse Weibo post
IceUniverse Weibo post

According to his intel, the Z Flip3 will sport a 120Hz AMOLED display which would match Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold2 and Galaxy Note20 Ultra flagships. The new Z Flip is also touted to feature a narrower frame which likely means less bezels around the panel.

Next Galaxy Z Flip to sport 120Hz display and narrower frame says leakster

The tipster also mentions a cheaper pricetag though we don’t get specific numbers here. Previous reports on the upcoming Z Flip model suggest it will feature stereo speakers and is expected to launch around March 2021, separate from the Galaxy S21 line. There’s also talk of a Galaxy Z Flip Lite model in the works as Samsung’s most affordable folding phone.

Source (in Chinese) | Via

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  • 27 Nov 2020

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  • 27 Nov 2020

whats it got to do with iphone se?

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  • gq3
  • 27 Nov 2020

It's beyond your budget. Stick to your tiny iPhone SE which needs to be charged 5 times a day just to be usable

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