There are only a few days left until the official presentation of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6. This will be one of the foldable devices that the South Korean company will unveil on July 10, and there are fewer and fewer secrets kept about it.
Recently, a list of smartphone specifications has emerged that left very little information. But there are new and important details about its screen that are important to know before buying this device.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 will feature an external LCD display
Well, Samsung has been using AMOLED displays only on the top of its range for several years, but that might change with the Galaxy Z Flip 6. According to a leak about its specifications, the company will use an LCD panel on the back.
This panel will have a diagonal of 3.4 inches and a resolution of 720 x 748 pixels. In this matter, we have the same specifications as the Galaxy Z Flip 5, only the screen technology changes.
The reasons for this change are of course just speculation. However, it may be related to containing the costs of smartphone products, as LCD screens are much cheaper than AMOLED screens.
However, the differences are noticeable in color reproduction and other important details. For those used to an AMOLED display, it is easy to feel the difference.
Although official pricing is yet to be announced, it is easy to guess that it will cost more than 1000 euros. It will be difficult for consumers to accept paying that amount for a smartphone with an LCD screen.
It is also important to note that this change will only happen on the outer display of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6. The inner panel will continue to use Super AMOLED technology.
This setback is strange to say the least, but all the sources that have covered the matter are reliable. However, nothing is guaranteed until the Galaxy Z Flip 6 is officially announced, which won’t happen until next week.
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