Galaxy Z Flip5 gets a bigger cover screen, design improvements for Galaxy Z Fold5
In the leaked press renders from tipster Evan Blass, the Galaxy Z Fold5 can be seen in a blue colourway, alongside the Galaxy Z Flip4, which has a larger cover screen than its predecessors, reminiscent of an envelope.
The upcoming Galaxy Z Flip5 is rumoured to have a larger cover display, measuring 3.4 inches compared to the previous model’s 1.9 inches, which is evident from the pictures.
It is also expected that the Galaxy Z Flip5 will feature an improved water drop hinge that eliminates gaps when the phone is folded.
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 is said to come in 3 standard colours and 3 online-exclusive colours. The Galaxy Z Flip 5 may be available in up to 8 colours, including Blue, Cream, Coral, Diamond, Graphite, and Misty Green, among others, with some online-only options. Samsung may also offer a Bespoke version.
Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Watch6, and Galaxy Buds3 could launch alongside its foldable smartphones
Another image shows off the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, with three other tablets that could be the vanilla Galaxy Tab S9 and the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus. Another image features the Galaxy Watch 6 series, showing off the mint colour option of the upcoming smartwatch. Another image shows a pair of earbuds in white colour, which could be the upcoming Galaxy Buds 3.
The Galaxy Watch 6 will come in Cream, Diamond, and Graphite, while the Watch 6 Classic will have Black and Platinum/Silver options.
The Galaxy Tab S9 will be available in Cream and Graphite, and there may be more colours released later.
There is also an image, which shows all the upcoming products that are expected to launch next month, including the Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra with the stylus, Galaxy Watch 6, and Galaxy Buds 3.
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