Samsung’s thinnest foldable screen ever! Galaxy Z Fold7 real machine first exposed

Samsung Galaxy’s global new product launch conference will be held at 22:00 on July 9, when Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 will be officially released.

Among them, Galaxy Z Fold7 is Samsung’s first ultra-thin folding screen. It is reported that it is only 8.9mm when folded, second only to the world’s thinnest folding screen Honor Magic V5 (8.8mm) released yesterday.

Overseas blogger Jukan Choi directly exposed the real machine, which is a dark blue version with a frosted glass effect on the back. Unfortunately, the screen could not be shown, so it is impossible to confirm whether the crease has been improved.

It is worth noting that based on the unfolded side view, the Galaxy Z Fold7 body is indeed very thin, and the middle frame is even only slightly thicker than the SIM card tray.

According to leaks, the phone will use an 8.2-inch inner screen and a 6.5-inch outer screen. The inner screen will use under-screen camera technology, presenting a hole-free effect.

The core is equipped with a 4.47GHz high-frequency version of Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Extreme Edition chip, supplemented by 12GB of memory and Adreno 830 GPU.

Thanks to the application of new battery technology, the Galaxy Z Fold7 still maintains the same 4400mAh battery as the previous generation after being significantly thinned, without bringing any additional battery life burden.

Although there is still some gap between the current specifications of domestic folding screens starting at 5000mAh, it is rare for Samsung today to be able to make an ultra-thin body without sacrificing battery capacity.