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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 certified to ship with 15W charger

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Enrique 07 May 2021

Samsung Android Rumors

As leaks for Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip3 5G begin to ramp up in recent weeks, the latest information reveals information about the phone’s battery charging capabilities.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 certified to ship with 15W charger

As revealed by the 3C, China’s equivalent to the US FCC, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G will come with the Adaptive Fast Charge adapter in the box (EP-TA200). This charger has been bundled in with Galaxy S smartphones for years and it outputs a peak current of 15W (9V @ 1.67A). This is the same charger that was bundled with the Galaxy Z Flip.

The model number listed is the SM-F7110 which represents the Chinese variant of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G.

Recently, renders of the device leaked, revealing what the upcoming foldable will look like when its rumored to be announced in July. The foldable was revealed to come with similar battery capacity as its predecessor, and either a midrange chipset or the Snapdragon 888. Recent reports about a significant drop in price, however, suggest the phone may come with Qualcomm’s latest.

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  • Anonymous
  • IxX
  • 08 May 2021

They need to improve the battery life

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  • potato4k
  • t1Z
  • 08 May 2021

The original Flip launched with 855 instead of 865. And in some countries, Samsung continues selling the 855 version instead of replacing it with the 5G 865 version. So for many markets, even the 870 would be an upgrade. The reason I have this idea i...

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  • SweeeTy
  • mDC
  • 08 May 2021

Oppo fast charging is now 65W, soon 125 W, and 2000 dollars phones from Samsung are still 15 W...Lol

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