Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 has been in the rumour mill for quite some time and as we inch closer to the launch, more details are starting to surface online. The Galaxy Fold 2 will have a battery setup similar to the original Galaxy Fold, meaning it would arrive with two separate batteries. According to the screenshots posted by @_the_tech_guy on Twitter, probably sourced from a regulatory, the Galaxy Fold 2 will feature a 2,275mAh main battery and a 2,090mAh secondary unit, for a combined capacity of 4,365mAh. This is down from the 4,380mAh on the Galaxy Fold, which had a combination of 2,135mAh and 2,245mAh. This suggests the Galaxy Fold 2 will have similar dimensions as the original model. Furthermore, the Galaxy Fold 2 is rumoured to be using LTPO backplane technology for its display, this may offer 15-20 percent better energy management.
According to earlier reports, the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 may come with S-Pen support and reportedly feature triple cameras at the back with a 64 primary sensor, a 16MP secondary sensor and a 12MP lens with dual-optical image stabilisation. The foldable is said to be powered by the Snapdragon 865 SoC with Adreno 650 GPU. It is said to sport a 7.59-inch internal display with 1,689 x 2,213-pixel resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, a punch-hole cutout in the top right corner. The cover display will have a 6.23-inch size with 819 x 2,267 pixels resolution and a traditional 60Hz panel.
Reports suggest the Galaxy Fold 2 will arrive with improved design and more refined hardware. Despite all this, the foldable is said to cost $1,800 (approx Rs 136,450), which is $100 (around Rs 7,580) cheaper than the original Galaxy Fold. It will be available in at least Black and Brown colours, but there could be other models at launch.
Sai Krishna
June 18, 2020 at 10:21AM
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