Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 may be a "cheap folding flagship" and does not support 5G

      The Dutch website GalaxyClub dug up a Samsung SM-F720F model, which they called the "Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3". It is expected that this phone is the previously rumored cheaper version of the folding phone Galaxy Z Flip Lite.

　　It’s worth mentioning that, following Samsung’s convention of having an “F” at the end of the model number, this will be an international model and will not support 5G networks, that is, a 4G/LTE phone (Samsung’s international 5G devices all have a “B” at the end of the model number).

      Considering that the last SoC that does not support 5G is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+, which is the configuration of the first-generation Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, this model may just be an optimized version of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip.

　　If things go as expected, the phone will be released as one of Samsung's foldable models this year and the price is expected to be no more than one thousand US dollars.

　　IT Home reported that Korean media ET News reported that Samsung will launch four foldable phones in the second half of next year, including two Galaxy Z Fold 3 and two Galaxy Z Flip 2.