There are just a few weeks left before the release of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Galaxy Z Flip 4, and the company has every reason to anticipate that they will be huge successes. New information published by 9to5google suggests that Samsung anticipates making 15 million sales of the two smartphones combined. It seems like the Galaxy Flip 4 is going to be one of the finest folding phones, and it also has a good chance of becoming one of the best Android phones overall.
However, the story has something that is much more interesting: the first information about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the Samsung Galaxy Flip 5. Samsung anticipates that the next generation of its Fold and Flip products will be even more popular, and the company projects that it will sell 10 million devices in the second half of 2023, with the Galaxy Z Flip 5 accounting for 80 percent of those sales.
Notably, there’s a huge emphasis on the Z Flip form factor here. With the fifth generation, Samsung’s 10 million unit target breaks down to just two million Fold 5 units, but eight million Flip 5 units.
Because the design style of the Fold and Flip has become well known at this point and does not seem to be out of date, we would not anticipate a significant change for the fifth generation: The way that Samsung often takes is more iterative, and as an illustration of this, there is a gradual but discernible growth in the models that led up to the present-day Samsung Galaxy S22.
According to the source, the Fold will maintain its three rear cameras, with the primary one sporting a 50MP ISOCELL GN3 sensor. The article also states that the Fold will be released later this year. There is also a camera with a resolution of 12 megapixels, but there is no sign of a second camera, and as a result, it seems that the camera that is located beneath the display is either being improved or eliminated. There have been no conclusive decisions made about the Flip’s cameras as of yet.
The Galaxy Fold 4 and the Galaxy Flip 4 will each get the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 CPU from Qualcomm, which is the company’s most recent and most advanced mobile solution. Samsung plans to deploy Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processors in both phones.
Even while Apple is said to be working on a folding phone of its own, we don’t anticipate seeing it until the iPhone 16. Samsung is now the largest participant in the market for folding phones since Apple has yet to release a folding iPhone.
