Stefan Mileschin

With tall 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED foldable screen

In addition to the Galaxy S20 series smartphones, Samsung unveiled its second bendable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Flip. Unlike the Galaxy Fold, this one follows the standard clamshell design and folds into a much smaller smartphone.

A big part of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip presentation was focused on the screen and the fact that it uses an Ultra Thin Glass (UTG) layer on top of it, which should make it much more resistant to wear and tear. The main screen, which Samsung calls Infinity Flex Display, is a 6.7-inch, 22:9 aspect ratio, Dynamic AMOLED screen with 2636x1080 resolution. With that size, it ends up with a 425 ppi pixel density.

With that screen, Samsung obviously has an upper hand when compared to the Motorola Razr, and we only hope that it is more durable as Motorola only managed to do about 27,000 folds in CNET's benchmark, which is far behind 120,000 that Galaxy Fold managed to do.

There is also a 1.1-inch Super AMOLED secondary screen with 300x112 resolution which is used for notifications.

The new Galaxy Z Flip measures at 73.6 x 167.3 x 7.2mm when unfolded, and 73.6 x 87.4 x 17.3mm when folded. These might sound thick but bear in mind that it is measured at the hinge. It weighs 183g, which is not bad since it comes with a decent 3,300mAh battery.

https://fudzilla.com/news/mobile/502...-galaxy-z-flip