The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is expected to have some changes compared to its immediate predecessor, including possible changes in battery capacity. Through the latest leak from South Korea’s communications product regulatory certification website Safety Korea, we saw for the first time the battery that powers the upcoming foldable flagship, but while pictures are available so far, the basic details remain elusive.
Rumored, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is smaller and thinner than the Galaxy Z Fold 3, so not only is the S Pen abandoned due to its reduced size, but it may also feature a smaller battery. Although the battery has been found on a certification website called Korea Security, important details such as total capacity, rated capacity, and voltage are not mentioned.
Since the certification site originated in South Korea, it is likely that it will be easier for Samsung to communicate to hide the above details to prevent any unwanted attention from the outside world from being diverted to the Galaxy Z Fold 4. But the overall direction is that since the Body Volume of the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is said to be reduced, this will obviously adversely affect its battery size.
For some reason, Samsung has also shrunk the display size of the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus, while also cutting the battery capacity of both models. The South Korean giant may have a new strategy, which aims to slightly reduce the size of smartphones to fully accommodate the palms of most users’ palms, but this should not come at the expense of other hardware aspects, such as batteries.