It was recently reported by a South Korean publication named The Elec that the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 will be arriving with a smaller inner display. It also claimed that the phone will be driven by a smaller dual-battery system. The batteries of the Galaxy Z Fold3 have now appeared in the database of 3C certification (via) through which their capacities have been revealed.
The 3C listings suggest that the China country variant of the Galaxy Z Fold3 that has a model number SM-F9160 is equipped with a 2215mAh + 2060mAh dual-cell battery. It offers a combined rated capacity of 4,275mAh. The South Korean publication had claimed that the typical value of Z Fold3’s battery could be 4,380mAh. In comparison, the Galaxy Z Fold2 has a 4,500mAh battery
A well-known Chinese tipster claimed that the adoption of a new form structure has reduced the internal space of the Galaxy Z Fold3. The foldable phone is also expected to arrive with an LTPO display with support for refresh rate support. However, with a smaller battery inside, it may not be able to offer a long battery life to its users.
The Galaxy Z Fold2 came with a 7.6-inch display and a 6.23-inch cover display. The Z Fold3 may come with a slightly small screen of 7.5 inches and there may not be any change in the size of the outer screen. Rumors are rife that the Galaxy Z Fold3 will be the company’s first foldable phone to arrive with support for the S Pen stylus. The device may feature a dedicated compartment for storing the S Pen. Reports have also claimed that the Galaxy Z Fold3 will come with an in-display camera as well as an IP rating for protection against damage from dust and water. It is expected to break cover along with the Galaxy Z Flip2 in July.
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