Samsung has promised five "power devices" for its virtually unique Unpacked event. We already know Note 20, Galaxy Watch 3, Tab S7 and Buds Live - so what's left? We speculated on the basis of previous news that the company would debut on a new leaflet - the biggest question, however, is whether it would be a revision of the recently announced Galaxy Z Flip 5G or something else.
It turns out that the company is releasing the sequel in its first fold, the ... folded Galaxy Fold. After one or two false starts, the company claims to have sold a million units of the innovative but excessively fragile laptop. Announced earlier this year, however, the clamshell-style Flip has been better received, and frankly the foldable Samsung should have released in the first place.
With all this in mind, what lessons has the company applied to the new version of Fold? For beginners, the front displays looked like some sort of afterthought on the original crease. For the Galaxy Z Fold 2, it expands significantly to 6.2 inches, in addition to the 7.6 inch main (folding) screen.
The colors will match the new notes (and the rest of the devices announced today), available in Mystic Black and Mystic Bronze.
The company notes in the press material: "After releasing two folding devices and listening to user feedback on the most requested updates and new features, Samsung presents the Galaxy Z Fold 2 with significant innovations that offer users unique refinements and folding user experiences. unique. "
The event ended with an appearance by the hugely popular band boy, BTS, which appeared in a short unboxing video. In fact, the company has spent a lot of time talking about the box itself. The new model is thinner and has a smaller space between screens. Samsung says, fortunately, the screen is more reinforced than previous models and has a redesigned hinge - all good news after the latest version.
The front of the screen features flexible glass - Ultra Thin Glass (UTG), for the Samsung brand.
The company seems to be not quite ready to talk about the new leaflet beyond these first details. Instead, more information is promising next month - probably at the press event he has planned in place of an appearance at the IFA in September. We hope that we too will have the opportunity to play around. We will try to be nice this time.
