Recently, the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold6 folding screen from Samsung grabbed attention online. After the battery specifications surfaced, more detailed information about the phone came to light.
Now, according to the latest internet news, the Galaxy Z Fold6’s rear main camera might get an upgrade to 200 Megapixels. However, information from Samsung’s internal testing channels, obtained by Dutch technology media Galaxy Club, indicates that the main camera in the current test model remains at 50 Megapixels.
In the technology community, diverse opinions have emerged, sparking a heated discussion about phone camera specifications. Additionally, Samsung may stick with a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera on the Galaxy Z Fold6.
While specific details about the zoom camera are yet to be announced, some analysts suggest that Samsung is likely to employ the 10-megapixel 3x optical telephoto lens from the previous Z Fold 5. The phone will also feature a 4-megapixel under-screen camera. Overall, the camera specifications show minimal changes compared to the previous generation.
Turning to the body design, this phone will embrace a new hinge design. This innovation enables the phone to house a larger-capacity battery while still maintaining a thinner and lighter body.
Reportedly, the thickness of the mobile phone in the folded state is about 11 mm, a significant improvement compared to similar products. Samsung plans to officially release the Galaxy Z Fold6 this fall.
More details and specifications about the machine will emerge in the coming weeks or months.
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