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This might be our first look at the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7

The clamshell foldable from Samsung, due for launch later this year, the Galaxy Z Flip7, resembles its predecessor in the leaked CAD renders.
Galaxy Z flip7 render
Image via Android Headlines

After CAD renders of the rumored Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 surfaced, renders of the Galaxy Z Flip7 have now emerged, giving us a closer look at the alleged device from all angles. This year, if we go by rumors, Samsung may launch multiple foldables. Apart from the Galaxy Z Flip7 and Z Fold7, Samsung is also speculated to launch its triple-screen foldable, and an affordable version of the Galaxy Z Flip7, tentatively dubbed as Galaxy Z Flip7 FE.

Thanks to Android Headlines and OnLeaks, we can draw the differences between this year's Galaxy Z Flip7 with the Galaxy Z Flip6. Reportedly, the Galaxy Z Flip7 will feature a 3.8-inch cover and 6.8-inch inner displays, slightly bigger than the Galaxy Z Flip6. The overall size is also rumored to increase, with the Galaxy Z Flip7 expected to measure 166.6 x 75.2 x 6.9mm.

Based on the renders, the device looks similar to the Galaxy Z Flip6. It has flat frames, with rounded corners. The bezels might have trimmed down a notch, but no specific details are unavailable. The inner display retains the punch-hole camera, while the folder-style cover display is on the front.

The cameras are expected to remain the sameβ€”50MP primary and 12MP ultrawide sensors. While it is unclear which processor Samsung might use inside the Galaxy Z Flip7, the company is claimed to have started the mass production of the Exynos 2500. As for the configurations, the Galaxy Z Flip7 is mentioned to be offered in 12GB RAM/256GB storage and 12GB RAM/512GB storage options.

The report also adds that the price of the Galaxy Z Flip7 will remain the same as last year's model. This means it will start at $1,099 for the 12GB/256GB model. This year's flip phone is also expected to come with a visibly less display crease than previous models.

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