According to reports, Samsung is gearing up to unveil its highly anticipated devices, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5, at the upcoming Unpacked event scheduled to take place in Seoul on July 26th. Recently, official press renders of both devices were shared, providing a glimpse into their design. Notably, even before their official launch, these foldable smartphones have already made appearances on the 3C certification website and an online benchmark platform, revealing additional information.
All About the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5
Recently, The Tech Outlook discovered the presence of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 on the FCC certification website, where it was identified by its model numbers SM-F731U and SM-F731U1. This discovery has shed light on several important details about both devices. The certification website has disclosed the network bands that will be supported by the devices, and it has also confirmed that both upcoming smartphones will be compatible with SA and NSA modes.
Furthermore, the FCC listing has revealed a notable specification regarding the upcoming device: it will be equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. Furthermore, it has been revealed that the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 will feature dual antenna support, which is expected to enhance connectivity.
Moreover, the certification website has confirmed that these upcoming devices will not only support 5G network connectivity but will also be compatible with the emerging 6G network, providing users with a notable advantage. Additionally, the listing confirms the presence of wireless charging support, a convenient feature for users.
Furthermore, the software version on which the devices were tested, F731USQU0AWD7, has been disclosed. It is also speculated that the devices may come pre-installed with OneUI 5.1, Samsung’s user interface.
Considering all the details revealed through the certification listing, it can be anticipated that the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 will certainly leave a lasting impression on consumers. With their advanced specifications, network compatibility, dual antenna support, and potential software enhancements, these devices hold great promise and are expected to generate excitement among tech enthusiasts and users alike.
