Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 design renders leak: What we know so far

Samsung’s next foldable smartphone isn’t expected to arrive for the next few months, but that hasn’t stopped the internet sector from showing its imagination. And this week, it’s time to get our first glimpse at the possible renders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4. The leaked images come via a tipster named OnLeaks and the first glance may not excite you.

As you can see in the image below, the renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 4 are not much different from the final design of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 from last year. You can spot the Galaxy S8 Ultra-like camera module with a triple sensor. ,

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 design leaked

The folding hinge has been retained, but the crease marks have definitely been reduced, so it is possible that Samsung has finally cracked the code.

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 render also suggests that Samsung is going ahead with the typical punch hole layout for the camera.

Screen dimensions in both open and closed modes are the same as its predecessor, and it doesn’t seem like Samsung really tried to make too many changes, especially when there wasn’t much to complain about. But as we have seen with the Oppo N, the form factor could have been tweaked to make it wider than the tall one.

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The renders don’t give us any clarity on whether Samsung will bring S Pen support to its foldable device, which can be kept exclusive to the Galaxy S Ultra model, no longer making it a Galaxy Note device.

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Samsung is likely to hold an Unpacked event around August this year, where the new foldable device may be announced. There could be a new Galaxy Watch and possibly the third generation Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds for consumers at this event.

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