tendance
One of the defining features of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is
how you can use this handset from any angle.
I mean the phone can stay open at any angle which is
What the defining features?
you can also play games in this state which signifies
that Samsung has put a lot of thought into making
the Z Flip stands out from the competition.
The Moto Razr as well as Samsung’s own Galaxy Fold can’t
do this so it’s going to be a defining feature of the Z Flip and
expect to hear a lot about it at the launch event.
Samsung is using ultra-thin glass for the display which
pretty much explains why the crease is so significant
compared to the Galaxy Fold which basically has a
plastic display.
Maybe it has to do with the angle, I mean the video has
been taken at an angle, the crease doesn’t really appear
as pronounced when you are looking head-on.
Anyway, I hear from the users of the Galaxy Fold that
the crease becomes a non-issue after some time that
you don’t even realize that it’s there kinda like the notch.
So hopefully the same happens with the Z Flip as well.
The phone has 6.7 display and the processor is going
to be the Snapdragon 855, not the 855+.
It has 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, 3300mAh battery and
it will be unveiled at the unpacked event alongside the
Galaxy S20.
What is the price?
Surprisingly according to rumors, the phone will go on
sale three days later on Valentine’s day for about $1400
to $1500.
It makes sense why they want to release this on Valentines
day, Samsung has said a few weeks ago that this handset
is targeted mainly towards females and Samsung is hoping
you would want to give this handset as an expensive gift to
your loved one.
Also, we have a detailed hands-on video of the Galaxy Buds
Plus that will launch alongside the S20.
If you pre-order the S20 Plus or the Ultra you will get it for
absolutely free.
The new buds look identical to the old one, there are
minor changes such as a bigger battery that gives 11
hours of playback time compared to 6, 3 microphones
instead of two and better sound quality.
