Galaxy Z Flip 5 it will be announced next summer together with Galaxy Z Fold 5, both have been talked about at length in recent days through a series of rumors that have emerged on the net. Of particular interest are the information relating to the external displaywhich is indicated by many as one of the main aspects on which Samsung has focused in the design phase to differentiate the new model from the one currently on the market.
And just based on the most recent rumors SuperRoader has created a series of renders in which you imagine what the smartphone could be like. Here Galaxy Z Flip 5 even integrates three displays: one internal foldable, slightly narrower than the current generation, one external 3.4 inch almost square in shape (the ratio should be 1:1.038) which occupies almost the entire body, and one of small size positioned on the external body under the main one next to the two cameras.
Who knows if this idea might actually come true: the 3.4″ display would be an excellent solution for interacting with notifications, alerts, widgets and other types of content without necessarily having to open the folder, the smaller one could be used to show information such as time and battery level.
Another aspect that emerges from the renderings is the perfect closure of the smartphone (no cracks) made possible by Samsung’s adoption of a brand new teardrop hinge – which we will also see on Galaxy Z Fold 5 – which should reduce the visibility of the fold and allow the smartphone to contain its thickness.
What do you think of the renders? Would you like Galaxy Z Flip 5 to really look like this, with an external 3.4″ display flanked by a mini-screen to view service information?
GALAXY Z FLIP 5: POSSIBLE FEATURES AT A GLANCE
- display:
- external: 3.4″ 1:1.038
- second external: small size, for clock and battery status
- Interior: Slightly narrower than Galaxy Z Flip 4
- mobile platform: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
- new technology for the touch screen (but Samsung is not yet unbuttoned on this aspect
- hinge: drip
- resistance: IPX8
Below we report the video posted on YouTube (in Korean) for completeness.
