Samsung is apparently prepping up to launch their Galaxy Z Fold 3 smartphone. The foldable phone alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 3 has surfaced online for quite some time now. The color options and design render leaked a couple of days ago. Moreover, the phones have surfaced on Geekbench and other certification sites now. However, now in a recent leak, the devices have surfaced on the TENAA certification website. Let us take a look at it:
Also read: Mi 11 Ultra ‘Limited Quantity’ Sale Starts on July 7
Samsung Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 TENAA certification reveals key specs
Ahead of the rumored launch, the devices have visited TENAA. The listing on TENAA confirms some of the key specs of the upcoming foldable smartphones.
Also Read: Airtel Black All-In-One Plans Launched In India: Everything You Need To Know
According to the certification, the phone with model number SM-F9260 will be thinner than its predecessor Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G. It will come with a 6.4 mm thickness when the device is unfolded. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 should also have an improved hinge, removing the air gap between both sides, meaning it will be thinner in both form factors. Furthermore, it also reveals that it will have a dual battery cell architecture. It will pack a 2155 mAh battery and a 2345 mAh cell. In total, the device will have a 4500 mAh cell.
Also read: Galaxy Z Fold 3 Render Tipped Under-Display Selfie Camera Ahead of Launch
On the other hand, TENAA has also listed the SM-F7110, which is the Galaxy Z Flip3. However, there is no info on dimensions, battery, or any other specs. We already know a lot about the new clamshell foldable phone, courtesy of various leaks. According to the leaks, it will have a bigger outer display. The foldable phone will feature a 6.7-inch punch-hole display and come in a dual-tone color.
Moreover, both Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3 appeared on the FCC certification website last week. The smartphone bagging certifications at this rate definitely hints at the official launch of the device being sooner than expected. We can wait and watch as its launch timeline gets closer to get any official confirmation.
