Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold7 will have a 200 MP main camera, a new report says today. This confirms what we’ve already heard last month from the source of the first leaked renders showing the device.
The 200 MP sensor is the same one used in the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition which launched in Korea and China last year. It’s also the same main camera that the Galaxy S25 Ultra uses. So that will be quite an improvement compared to the Fold6’s 50 MP snapper.
Additionally, today’s report also claims the under-display camera embedded below the folding screen will finally get a much needed upgrade as well. It’s unclear just what this will entail, but better quality and a higher resolution than the measly 4 MP we’ve had so far would both be very much appreciated, that’s for sure.
Unfortunately, those are the only two camera upgrades that the Fold7 is getting. It will thus be stuck with the same 12 MP ultrawide, 10 MP telephoto, and 10 MP selfie camera on the cover screen as its predecessor.
The Fold7 is expected to become official in July alongside the Flip7 and Samsung’s first ‘tri-fold’ device, which may get a very limited release.
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