Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 battery and connectivity features revealed
What new devices is Samsung expected to unveil at its next Galaxy Unpacked event in early July?
Samsung is expected to unveil multiple new devices at its next Galaxy Unpacked event in early July6. Some of the devices rumored to be announced at the event include:
- Galaxy Z Fold 6: The next generation of Samsung's foldable smartphone lineup, expected to come with a more square-like aspect ratio and improved camera sensors.
- Galaxy Z Flip 6: The successor to the Galaxy Z Flip 5, rumored to feature a larger cover display and an upgraded primary rear camera4.
- Galaxy Ring: Samsung's first smart ring, which was teased earlier this year, is expected to be officially revealed at the event6.
- Galaxy Watch 7: The latest addition to Samsung's smartwatch lineup, rumored to come with improved performance and health tracking features.
- Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds Pro 3: New iterations of Samsung's wireless earbuds, likely to come with enhanced audio quality and battery life.
- Galaxy Book 4 Edge and Galaxy Book 4 Edge Pro: New laptops from Samsung, expected to run on the Snapdragon X Elite chipset and come in 14- and 16-inch variants.
Can you detail the battery specifications of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 as revealed by the FCC certification?
The Galaxy Z Flip 6's FCC certification has revealed key details about its battery specifications2. The phone will have two batteries: EB-BF741ABY with a capacity of 1,097mAh and EB-BF742ABY with a capacity of 2,790mAh. Both batteries are manufactured by ATL. The combined battery capacity is 3,887mAh, which will likely be marketed as 4,000mAh. The FCC certification also confirms that the device will support 25W charging using the EP-TA800 charger, a 25W USB PD charger with PPS.
What are the expected software and update support details for the Galaxy Z Flip 6?
The Galaxy Z Flip 6 is expected to come with Android 14-based One UI 6.1.1 software out of the box. In terms of update support, the device is rumored to receive seven years of Android OS and security updates, similar to the Galaxy S24 series. This would provide a longer lifespan for the device in terms of software support and security.