Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 details exposed: 200-megapixel main camera is in doubt, new hinge design unveiled

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold6 folding screen mobile phone has attracted attention on the Internet recently. In addition to the previously exposed battery specifications, more details about the machine are now beginning to emerge.

According to the latest news on the Internet, the rear main camera of Galaxy Z Fold6 may be upgraded to 200 million pixels. However, Dutch technology media Galaxy Information obtained by Club from Samsung’s internal testing channels shows that the main camera of the existing test models remains at 50 million pixels. In this regard, there are different opinions in the technology community, triggering a heated discussion about the specifications of the mobile phone camera.

Samsung may continue to use a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera on the Galaxy Z Fold6. Although the specific details of the zoom camera have not been announced, some analysts believe that Samsung is likely to retain the 10-megapixel 3x optical telephoto lens on the previous generation product Z Fold5. In addition, the phone will also be equipped with a 4-megapixel under-screen camera. Overall, the camera specs haven't changed much compared to its predecessor.

##Galaxy Z Fold6 will adopt a new hinge design, allowing the phone to carry a larger-capacity battery while still maintaining a slimmer body. Thinner and lighter. It is understood that the thickness of the mobile phone in the folded state is about 11 mm, which is quite outstanding among similar products.

Samsung plans to officially launch the Galaxy Z Fold6 mobile phone this fall. We can expect more details and specs about the phone to be revealed in the coming weeks and months. The editor will continue to pay attention and provide you with the latest reports.

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