Samsung just held its long-awaited Galaxy Unpacked event and has launched its new foldable devices: the Galaxy Z Fold 4, along with the Galaxy Flip 4, which we've all heard about. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 succeeds the Z Fold 3. It comes with some hardware, as well as minor design changes. Here are the details to check out.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 – 9 months later!
The Galaxy Z Fold 4 strongly resembles its predecessor and includes subtle changes here and there. It comes with the same open-like-a-book design. As seen in several render leaks, there are slightly tapered edges and a smaller hinge. The vertical camera hump on the back and the bezel-less display remain.
The Galaxy Fold 4 has a 7.6-inch internal screen with a modified aspect ratio of 21.6:18 and support for a refresh rate of 120Hz. It is a dynamic AMOLED 2X QXGA+ display panel with a screen resolution of 2176 x 1812 pixels, a pixel density of 374ppi and HDR10+. It has a hole in the center below the display, which houses the front camera.
The secondary external dynamic AMOLED 2X HD+ display spans 6.2 inches and supports a 120Hz refresh rate, a screen resolution of 2316 x 904 pixels and an aspect ratio of 23.1:9.
