Samsung goes all out: Next premium cell phone with a decisive advantage

Samsung has created a whole new smartphone market and is leading it with its foldable phones. After a few years of dominance, the competition is catching up and even building better devices that show the weaknesses of Samsung’s models. The company doesn’t want to put up with that for long.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 with a huge external display

The Galaxy Z Flip 5 should strike back at the latest after Oppo presented the Find N2 Flip, a clamshell phone that does many things better than Samsung. It has been speculated in the past that Samsung will make improvements in two places. It’s all about the foldable display. In the new generation, the fold should no longer be so visible. In addition, the external display should be significantly larger. According to a well-informed source, the Galaxy Z Flip 5 will have a display on the outside, which surpasses the 3.26 inches of the Oppo phone (Source: Ice Universe). With that, Samsung would not only catch up, but outperform the competition.

Compared to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 (test) with 1.9 inches, that would be a huge step and would make it much easier to use in the closed mode. If the external display is so much larger, then the screen can not only be used for small things like notifications or music control, but can also be used for messengers and much more. Just like Oppo did with its smartphone. So Samsung would massively increase the added value.

The Oppo Find N2 Flip can do all this:

Will Samsung learn more from Oppo?

Samsung has already increased the battery capacity of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 from 3,300 to 3,700 mAh compared to the Galaxy Z Flip 3. Oppo’s alternative is significantly better equipped with 4,300 mAh. So it would be desirable if Samsung upgraded the battery of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 again. Then like the latest Qualcomm processor and a modern display, both of which work more efficiently. With the Find N2 Flip, there is tough competition for Samsung, which will certainly have a positive effect on the development of new models.