Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold model, which has placed foldable phones in the world’s literature, has been criticized by its users for a feature since its release. There was an indentation in the middle of the phone being opened.
Samsung eliminates this flaw, as the patent it received in 2016 will confirm. The company’s latest Galaxy Z Fold 5 solves this problem. Let’s take a look at the details together.
The screen will be flatter on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
According to Korean media, Samsung will use a waterdrop-shaped hinge on the Galaxy Z Fold 5. This means that Samsung’s next flagship foldable smartphone can be folded completely flat with no gaps in between.
Moreover, the internal screen of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 will be smoother and have less visible wrinkles. This is something Galaxy Z Fold fans have been wanting for several years. In the news, it is stated that Samsung named the new hinge design ‘dumbbell’ and the company received the patent for this design in 2016. Unfortunately, this design has a downside: It does not have IPX8 water resistance certification.
For some unknown reason, this design, which was patented in 2016, never went into effect. It is also stated that thanks to this new dumbbell-shaped hinge, the durability of the screen also increases, and it can withstand more folding and unfolding movements on it.
According to a new report, this new hinge will allow the Galaxy Z Fold 5 to be folded both front and back.
Although the phone in the image is not Galaxy Z Fold, it has the same logic as the hinge in Samsung’s patent. The hinge eliminates the gap, making this device thinner than any Fold model.
This hinge, which can also reduce the weight of the Galaxy Z Fold 5, will allow the phone to be folded both front and back.
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