Renderings of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 before launch appeared

Just this morning we wrote that Samsung had managed to keep its new Galaxy phones pretty well under wraps, but that turned out to be short-lived. Because AndroidHeadlines just published press renders of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7. We see an impossibly thin foldable and a full-screen exterior.

Starting with the Samsung Fold 7. There, we can't ignore its thinness, or rather we can. Be that as it may, if we put the Fold 6 next to the Fold7 we can see the big difference. Samsung has really made strides here.

But there are more differences. For example, the screen outside will again be a bit wider, something Samsung has done more often in recent years. This should result in easier operation of the Fold7 when closed. Also, the screen edges look slightly thinner. And despite the decreased profile, the camera module doesn't even look that massive. Although it still sticks out quite a bit.

Once opened, we see another surprise; the camera below the screen appears to have been swapped out for a punch-hole one. Samsung was actually one of the few to use a UDC (Under Display Camera) although that often did not improve the image quality. So possibly that is why we now see a more traditional punch-hole.

Samsung Flip 7

And then the same source also brought images of the Flip 7 which will get a full-screen front this year. With this, Samsung is going after Motorola, which has been doing the same thing for years with its razr ultra phones. That Samsung would take this step was already evident from previously released renders.

Also, the Samsung Flip7 looks a bit thinner than the Flip6 but that could be sight trickery. We still don't have specifications so it could still go either way. All in all, this year seems to be a substantial upgrade and not an incremental one. That would justify any price increase and that is what several sources fear.

To silence those critics, Samsung may also release the Flip7 FE; a more economical version of the Flip. How much this device, and the other two, should cost we do not yet know. Prices are also still unknown. So there is still something to look forward to.

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