Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Z Flip7 and Galaxy Z Fold7 duo this summer. Recently, leaked information revealed that the Z Fold7 will be a comprehensive upgrade compared to its predecessor. However, the battery and charging technology of the device remain the same.
Setsuna Digital revealed that the Galaxy Z Fold7 will be upgraded in terms of screen, hinge, internal structure, main camera, under-screen camera, and overall durability. At the same time, the source also confirmed that the battery size and charging speed of the phone may be the same as the Z Fold6 (4,400 mAh battery and 25W fast charging support).
Another source claims that the Galaxy Z Fold7 will have an 8-inch inner folding display and a 6.5-inch outer display, making it slightly larger than the Z Fold6.
Additionally, it has been revealed that Samsung is trying to make its next foldable product, the Z Fold7, thinner.
Samsung is said to be aiming to make the Galaxy Z Fold7 thinner while still supporting the S Pen like the newly launched Z Fold Special Edition. Accordingly, the company will remove the traditional digitizer - the main component responsible for enabling pen input.
The digitizer is used to enable electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology, which has been a part of the Galaxy Z Fold series since the Galaxy Z Fold3. It creates an electric field on the display, allowing for precise pen input without the need for a battery. However, this technology adds to the thickness of the device, forcing a trade-off between pen input and thinness.
Industry sources revealed: Samsung Electronics is actively considering applications of digitizer-free pen input technology for the Z Fold7. This will be a strategy to make the foldable phone thinner - a priority in the competitive market of this product.
Source: https://kinhtedothi.vn/he-lo-dung-luong-pin-cua-galaxy-z-fold7.html
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