Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event is scheduled for 10th August. The event will be live streamed on the company’s official website and Youtube channel.
The company is expected to launch the next batch of Foldable smartphones at the event. Recent leaks suggest the Galaxy Z Fold 4 will have a new stunning Gold color option.
91Mobiles has published a couple of official images of the Galaxy Z Fold 4 that show the device in three color variants. The foldable smartphone is available in Black, Gray/Green, and Beige/Gold.
Galaxy Unpacked Event 2022 Scheduled For 10th August
Already we have seen a few leaks of the smartphone till now, including specifications. It is said that Samsung is changing the design, and the display will limit the crease in the foldable display.
In the images shared by 91Mobiles, we can see the device’s design is virtually identical to Galaxy Z Fold 3. Earlier, it was expected that the Fold 4 might look more like Galaxy S22 Ultra.
It’s hard to see the changes in aspect ratio from these shots without a point of comparison, but Samsung is expected to be aiming for a wider outer display while making the inner display more of a square shape.
Samsung is expected to bring a wider outer display and make the inner display a square shape. Already the reservations pre-order is open for Galaxy Z Fold 4. Reservations earning customers up to $200 in additional credit while purchasing a device.
At the Galaxy Unpacked Event 2022, Samsung is expected to launch Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Galaxy Watch 5 Series, Flip 4, and Fold 4.
It is said that the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro might be priced at $230. However, $30 is more than the original Galaxy Buds Pro and $80 more than the current Galaxy Buds 2. Samsung is expected to add 24-bit audio to the earbuds.
Galaxy Watch 5 will be 40mm and will be available in gold, gray, and silver color option. While the other 44mm model will be available in blue, gray, and silver. The Pro model will come in black and gray color options.
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