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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 will reportedly feature a 120Hz refresh rate display
The smartphone will reportedly feature a 6.9-inch foldable screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz.

Samsung could soon be coming out with a Galaxy Z Flip 3 foldable with a 120 Hz refresh rate display. The smartphone is going to feature a 6.9-inch foldable screen and with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, which is double of what is available in the current Galaxy Z Flip 5G. This has been reported by Vietnamese tipster @Chunvn8888 on Twitter. The tipster also added that the device will have a 2x - 3x outer display size (which means larger than the current devices) and a 3,900 mAh battery under the hole. The device will also have thinner bezels and a smaller hole punch.[caption id="attachment_8179271" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. Image: tech2/Nandini Yadav[/caption]The new phone is also expected to be more durable thanks to a new ultra-thin glass that’s going to be used for the display.According to a report by XDA Developers, a post on Weibo from renowned leaker Ice Universe too confirms the 120Hz refresh rate for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3. As per the report, the 5G variant of the original is being counted as Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 2 after the vanilla version. The report adds that it is not very removed from what Microsoft did when they decided to skip Windows 9.(Also read: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip review)The report further states that in all probability the Flip 3 will have 5G and will not be very cheap.As per a report in GSMArena, previous reports have suggested that the upcoming ZA Flip model will feature stereo speakers and is expected to launch around March 2021.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. Image: tech2/Nandini Yadav[/caption]The new phone is also expected to be more durable thanks to a new ultra-thin glass that’s going to be used for the display.According to a report by XDA Developers, a post on Weibo from renowned leaker Ice Universe too confirms the 120Hz refresh rate for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3. As per the report, the 5G variant of the original is being counted as Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 2 after the vanilla version. The report adds that it is not very removed from what Microsoft did when they decided to skip Windows 9.(Also read: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip review)The report further states that in all probability the Flip 3 will have 5G and will not be very cheap.As per a report in GSMArena, previous reports have suggested that the upcoming ZA Flip model will feature stereo speakers and is expected to launch around March 2021.First Published:Nov 30, 2020, 11:25:19 IST
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