Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 looks SURPRISINGLY stunning in first look

Samsung is yet to start talking about the Galaxy Z Fold 4 or the Flip 4 but that hasn’t stopped tipsters from revealing more information about these products. For months, we have heard a lot about the Galaxy Z Fold 4 being a lighter version of the Fold 3 and could pack in the S Pen slot, just like the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Then someone said the S Pen silo won’t be happening as Samsung wants to make its foldable more practical rather than put the S Pen inside it. While there is yet to be confirmation on that, CAD renders have been leaked and they present an exciting picture.

The CAD renders have been shared by OnLeaks and Smartprix, showing the Galaxy Z Fold 4 in all its glory from all angles. The phone looks the same as the Fold 3 at the moment, except for a couple of differences. The rear camera hump is where Samsung does most of the changes and this year, the saga of the S22 Ultra will carry over to the Fold 4. The rest of the form factor remains largely unchanged.

Galaxy Z Fold 4 looks impressive in renders

The Smartprix report also reveals that the Fold 4 will end up with a 6.2-inch Cover Display and a 7.6-inch Main display. Both the displays will have high refresh rate and the main display could feature an improved version of the under-display camera feature. There is one more big change to the Fold 4 — its aspect ratio.

The leak says that the phone will be slightly shorter than the Fold 3 in height but the expansion happens in its width. This could mean that Galaxy Z Fold 4 could have a wider Cover Display thistle, which could make it more useful than ever.

It is also said that the Galaxy Z Fold 4 will get an improved hinge system, the details of which are unknown at the moment. The hinge on the Fold 3 was already among the best on the market and we are looking forward to a further improvement in this regard.

Note that these are early leaks and Samsung could introduce a largely changed Fold 4 later this year. Previous rumours suggest that the phone will continue to use the same 4400mAh battery and the same 25W wired charging solution. With the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, it remains to be seen how Samsung improves the battery life on its flagship foldable phone.