After numerous leaks, today we can admire what presumably are the real print renders of the next foldable smartphones from Samsung. Well-known whistleblower Evan Blass recently released new renders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 and Galaxy Z Flip4 that offer a look at Samsung’s next-generation foldable devices.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 print renders are leaking
The following images show the Galaxy Z Fold4 in three colors phantom black, beige and gray-green, furthermore, they reveal that the smartphone will feature a side-mounted fingerprint scanner and a volume rocker on the right edge, while on the opposite side there is space for the slot for the SIM card.
By zooming in on the upper edge of the right half of the display, it is also possible to glimpse two sensors in the display, one of which will probably be the selfie camera below the screen.
According to previous rumors, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 features a thinner hinge, a lighter body, and slightly wider screens. The device adopts the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC paired with 12GB of RAM and comes in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and even 1TB storage variants.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 print renders are leaking
The renders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 show the device in the four colors of gray, purple, gold and light blue and reveal what appears to be a side-mounted fingerprint scanner and volume rocker on the right edge. The device appears equipped with a USB Type-C port on the bottom edge, a speaker grille and two holes presumably for the microphone, furthermore, it is possible to notice the selfie camera housed inside a cutout perforated in the upper part of the internal display and the earphone slots just above.
Other renders from MySmartPrice show Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 from another angle. The images above highlight a larger external display and again the presence of a dual camera which will likely offer improved image quality. A leaked invitation suggests that Samsung may unveil the new foldable smartphones on August 10.
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