Check out these Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 concept renders

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 concept render
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 2 was one of the most eye-catching smartphones released in 2020. The South Korean brand is now working on a third-gen model that will be even more impressive, and now we know what it could look like.
Here's what the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 could look like
New concept renders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 courtesy of Concept Creator and LetsGoDigital show off a foldable device that builds upon the success of the Galaxy Z Fold 2. Its rear panel is quite similar to the one featured on the existing model, only this time around it uses a Galaxy S21-like camera design that blends into the metal frame and incorporates three sensors.

Whether or not features like 100x Space Zoom make the cut on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 remains to be seen. But regardless of that, customers can still expect it to offer one of the most impressive camera setups on any phone.
Will the Galaxy Z Fold 3 offer under-screen camera tech?
Speaking of the cameras, these Galaxy Z Fold 3 concept renders envision the foldable with under-display technology for the selfie cameras, allowing for an even more immersive experience on both displays.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 concept render — Concept Creator x LetsGoDigital
This setup is coupled with extremely thin bezels and a metal frame that’s home to a side-mounted fingerprint scanner rather than an in-screen implementation, although this is down to the form factor.
There is a speaker on the bottom of this concept device and a USB-C port too. But because the Galaxy Z series is Samsung’s vision of the future, there is no 3.5mm headphone jack.
Expect Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888 and much more
Like other high-end Samsung and Android devices released this year, and the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 3 should arrive with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 on the inside. A minimum of 12GB of RAM and 256GB seems extremely likely too.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 announcement and price
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 should make its international debut in early August at a dedicated Unpacked event, possibly alongside its highly anticipated sibling — the foldable Galaxy Z Flip 3.
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