We have already reported that Samsung has started working on a successor to its Galaxy Z Fold Lineup. A few days ago, the phone was spotted on the Chinese 3C certification.
Today, the dual battery of the Galaxy Z Fold3 has been listed on a Safety Korea certification. The certification has revealed the appearance of both batteries (included in the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold3).
It was previously reported that Samsung had reduced the battery capacity to make a new form structure that would compress the internal space of the Galaxy Z Fold3. As can be seen in the images, the battery is now a bit thinner compared with last year’s model.
The model numbers are all the same as in the 3C certification. The foldable phone will feature a total 4275mAh dual battery (2215mAh+2060mAh), which is lower than the Galaxy Z Fold2.
Some leaksters also suggested that the Galaxy Z Fold3 will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888. The chipset is based on a 5nm manufacturing process and features 1x Cortex-X1 Ultra-Core, significantly improving performance over the predecessor chipsets.
The total weight of the Galaxy Z Fold3 would be 13g lighter than the Galaxy Z Fold2’s weight (282g). It is also known that the Galaxy Z Fold3 will have a model number SM-F926, and it will also be dust and water-resistant, but the IP rating is currently unknown.
Samsung is expected to reveal its Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip2 in August 2021. The price of both models might exceed $2000.
