After we saw all of the Galaxy Z Flip3's angles through official-looking renders, it's now time to take a gander at the Galaxy Z Fold3's exterior. The renders, reportedly provided by an inside source, show Samsung's upcoming foldable from nearly all angles - just the top and bottom frames are missing.
The Galaxy Z Fold3 is rendered in three colors - Black, Green and a gradient (Phantom?) white and pink finish. All three appear to have a matte surface on the rear panel. The images show a punch-hole outer camera, rumored to have a 10MP sensor, while on the unfolding inner display we should see a 16MP under-display camera.
The Galaxy Z Fold3 has a capacitive fingerprint scanner and a volume rocker on the right side. There's a triple camera on the rear, which appears a conventional setup - no periscopes, no IR sensors. revious reports have revealed a pretty rounded overall idea of the specs of the Galaxy Z Fold3. It will have a 7.55-inch inner foldable display, a 6.23-inch outer display - both of 120Hz refresh rate.
We expect a Snapdragon 888 or possibly 888+ with 12GB or 16GB of RAM. There is a slight possibility that Samsung would use its Exynos 2100 or a newer, more powerful variant of it, but older Fold smartphones have all been Qualcomm-powered and it could remain thus. There are 256GB or 512GB of storage. The Galaxy Z Fold3 is rumored to support the S Pen, though like the Galaxy S21 Ultra, the S Pen won't be bundled, nor will there be a slot for it in the body of the phone. Finally, there's a 4,400mAh battery with 25W wireless and 15W wireless charging.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 will become official alongside the Z Flip3, Galaxy Watch4 and Galaxy Buds2 in August.
