The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 has just been certified in China. The device was spotted on official government websites like TENNA and MIIT, which have apparently revealed certain key information regarding the upcoming foldable smartphone.
As per the official listings, the South Korean tech giant’s new foldable handset will be powered by a large 4,500mAh battery pack and will sport the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC under the hood. It will also feature two displays, including a large primary screen and an external display on the outer side. The larger display is 7.5 inches while the external panel will be 6.2 inches. While finer details regarding the device are still unknown, a Weibo blogger, a Chinese microblogging website, revealed certain additional details as well.
According to @数码闲聊站, the Galaxy Z Fold3 will support 25W fast charging and will run Android 11 out of the box. Additionally, the blogger expects that the device will be priced at around or more than 15,000 Yuan (roughly 2,317 US Dollars). While the actual release date of the foldable handset is still unknown at the moment, the smartphone maker is expected to announce the device on 11th August 2021 during the Galaxy UNPACKED event, which will also include the launch of the Galaxy Z Flip3, Galaxy Buds 2, and Galaxy Watch 4 as well.
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