In anticipation of the highly awaited Samsung Unpacked event just two weeks away, rumors are circulating that the tech giant will unveil its latest offering, the Galaxy Z Fold 5. While there has been much speculation about the phone’s features and technology, the exact details remain undisclosed until the official launch.
However, recent leaks of live images showcasing the Galaxy Z Fold 5 have surfaced online on Reddit, adding fuel to the excitement. Although it is customary for manufacturers to create dummy devices to generate public attention, these leaked images appear to be genuine. It is worth noting that the leaker does not have a proven track record of accurate leaks, but the images align with exclusive Galaxy Z Fold 5 renders that we released earlier.
The model number, WEC0696M, is prominently displayed on the front, back, and top of the device, indicating that it is a testing sample. Notably, a sticker on the back clearly states “CONFIDENTIAL (Unauthorized Use Prohibited), No Photo Allowed, Not for Sale, Do not leak info.”
Despite the warnings displayed on the device, the leaker chose to proceed and capture the images, likely assuming that a leak lacking a “confidential” sticker would be met with skepticism. While the leaked images do not disclose any specifics about the internal components of the Galaxy Z Fold 5, they do shed light on its physical design.
Comparing the images to its predecessor, the Galaxy Z Fold 4, some subtle differences become apparent. The hinge on the Fold 5 appears slightly narrower, suggesting potential improvements in durability and flexibility. Additionally, the camera housing seems to be smaller, leading to the relocation of the flash from the bottom to the side to accommodate the reduced housing size.
While these leaked images offer a tantalizing glimpse into the physical design of the Galaxy Z Fold 5, further details about its specifications and features remain undisclosed. As the launch date approaches, Samsung enthusiasts and tech aficionados can look forward to a more comprehensive unveiling.
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