Samsung's Foldable Phone Tipped To Feature 6,000mAh Battery and Snapdragon 855

Samsung is set to introduce its first foldable smartphone. A fresh leak just dropped and revealed some of the upcoming Samsung foldable, the alleged Samsung Galaxy F.

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The information revealed about some of the specifications of this smartphone. In particular, this device will feature a huge battery capacity of up to 6,000 mAH. And it will be powered by the latest Qualcomm chipset – Snapdragon 855 SoC and is equipped with two 12-megapixel cameras.

LetsGoDigital is the first website spotting this report of CGS-CIMB Research of Korea. According to the report, Samsung Galaxy F has a massive battery because it will be equipped with two different cells in two parts of the smartphone.

Samsung first introduced about its foldable at the Samsung Developer Conference 2018, one and a half months ago. It is expected to feature a 7.3-inch screen with the resolution of 1536-2152 pixels. When folded, it will turn into two screens of 4.6 inches in size and resolution of 840x1960 pixels.

Furthermore, this device will be powered by Snapdragon 855 or Samsung’s chipset – Exynos 9820 in different markets. It is rumored that smartphone manufacturers could launch smartphones with three screens instead of two screens, which means when these phones are unfolded, the display can reach to 12-inches.

Regarding to the prices of Samsung Galaxy F, it is likely to be priced at around US$1,800 or over Rs1.5 lakh if Samsung plans to release it in India.

Samsung has also confirmed that it will initially manufacture one million units of the Galaxy F and maybe more depending on the demand of the handset. Samsung is expected to release the foldable phone in either March or April, following its flagship Galaxy S10 release on 20 February.

All the information above is leaked from a third party's report. So far, Samsung has not revealed any official information of Galaxy F’s specifications, but its display.