Samsung is gearing up to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, a foldable smartphone that is set to impress with a 200 MP main camera and a sleek, thinner profile compared to the Galaxy Z Fold6. According to a trusted leakster, Evan Blass, this new foldable will feature advanced camera technology, significantly improving on its predecessor.
The highlight of the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition is the 200 MP main camera, rumored to be powered by Samsung’s recently launched ISOCELL HP9 sensor. Although the ISOCELL HP9 isn’t as powerful as the HP2 sensor found in the Galaxy S24 Ultra, it still offers impressive features. The HP9 sensor boasts Tetra-pixel technology, 0.56 μm pixels, and a 1/1.4” sensor size, ensuring high-quality photos with enhanced detail.
Beyond the powerful camera, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition is expected to come with an 8-inch foldable display and a 6.5-inch cover screen. The device will reportedly have a thickness of only 10.6 mm when folded, making it thinner than the Galaxy Z Fold6. This design improvement is aimed at providing a more comfortable and portable user experience.
Although full specifications are still under wraps, rumors suggest that the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition will launch with cutting-edge chipset technology, improved battery capacity, and faster charging speeds. However, these details are expected to be confirmed closer to the phone’s release, which is anticipated in either September or October.
As the release date approaches, the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition is expected to face tough competition from other foldable phones such as the Magic V3 and Mix Fold 4. However, this special edition model may initially be exclusive to the Korean and Chinese markets, with no immediate plans for a global launch.
Stay tuned for more updates as Samsung prepares to officially unveil its Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, promising an exciting blend of innovative camera technology and enhanced design.
Key Features:
- 200 MP main camera with ISOCELL HP9 sensor
- 8” foldable display and 6.5” cover screen
- Slimmer 10.6 mm thickness when folded
- Expected launch in September or October
- Potentially exclusive to Korea and China
