Here is what Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 may look like

The next-generation foldable phone could come with under-display camera and support for the S Pen stylus.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)

Samsung will launch its third-generation Galaxy Z Fold later this year. The launch is expected to happen in the first half of the year. Already, there is a lot of buzz around its possible specifications and design changes that it will bring along. Now, tech enthusiast and concept designer Ben Geskin has published renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 3.

Note that these are not the official renders of the smartphone, but do make an attempt at visualising what the next-generation foldable smartphone may look like. Geskin has published the render of what he dubs as “Galaxy Z Fold 3 Ultra.”

Here's how I imagine Galaxy Z Fold 3 Ultra pic.twitter.com/xeNNe2WGpd

— Ben Geskin 📸📱👨‍💻 (@BenGeskin) January 29, 2021

As you can see in the render, the back panel has a completely new design, especially the camera array. It looks identical to the one available on the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. The camera array houses five sensors along with an LED flash.

On the front, there is no cutout for the camera. It's likely the phone could come with under-display camera technology. Another noteworthy addition (excuse the pun) is the support for the S Pen stylus. It remains to be seen whether the phone would support the stylus or have a slot to house the S Pen.

As far as specifications go, rumours suggest the Z Fold 3 will come with a smaller display – 7.55-inch when fully opened. The external display will be 6.21-inch. You can also expect Samsung's latest Exynos 2100 chip on the phone and slightly upgraded camera specifications.