The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6, along with the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold, has created a lot of excitement among tech enthusiasts.
While there are rumors of improvements such as a new processor and camera resolution, the expected battery upgrade may not meet initial expectations.
The Galaxy Z Flip 6, which is scheduled to be released in two months, is expected to be the next version of Samsung’s foldable phone, and the tech community has been speculating about its specifications.
Expected updates include the latest Snapdragon processor, a higher resolution rear camera, and a bigger battery. However, a new leak suggests that the estimated battery capacity may not match initial expectations.
The Galaxy Z Flip 6, which is initially expected to have the same capacity as the flagship Galaxy S24, will use a slightly larger 3,887 mAh battery than its predecessor. This revelation comes amid regulatory certification that shows a more nuanced perspective on the device’s capabilities.
Although the battery capacity of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 may not reach the expected heights, it is expected to include a dual cell battery system.
Although down from the previously rumored 4,000 mAh to 3,887 mAh, this marks an increase from the previous model’s 3,591 mAh. In addition, the charging speed remains constant at 25W, so users can expect efficient charging of electricity.
While the battery upgrade may not be as dramatic as expected, it does promise improved performance and longevity, making the Galaxy Z Flip 6 an interesting entry in the foldable phone market.
The undisclosed Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 are expected to launch on July 24, with rumors suggesting it could be on July 10.
