Samsung could introduce two major design changes to the Galaxy Z Flip5

Samsung could introduce two major design changes to the Galaxy Z Flip5

Samsung is rumoured to be revamping the design of the Galaxy Z Flip5.

Display analyst Ross Young claims the external display could be bigger in the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5. While the current Galaxy Z Flip4 has a 1.9-inch external screen, the Galaxy Z Flip5 might sport a 3.0-inch external screen. Ross added the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 might have a new hinge design that makes the crease less visible.

Honor recently unveiled the Magic Vs, which has an improved hinge design that allows the device to fold without a gap and offer a creaseless display when unfolded. It would be interesting to see how Samsung, the market leader in foldable phones, will refine its hinge design to stay ahead of the competition.

Source: @DSCCRoss

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