Watch: First hands-on video of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

A few days ago, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip had some alleged renders leaked. Now, the clamshell foldable phone surfaced on a hands-on video.

First hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip in action?

After months of rumors, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip has been finally seen in action and out of being just leaked press renders. In the video, you can see someone handling the alleged phone itself. At first, it is folded, revealing a purple reflective back. While folded, it reminded me of the Gameboy Advance SP due to its shape.

Flipping the phone open reveals a tall display. According to rumors, it is a 6.7-inch Infinity-O screen with 2360 x 1080 FHD+ resolution. It is also expected to have a 22:16 aspect ratio. You can see the punch hole at the top of the screen as well. The bezels are somewhat thick at all sides as well.

After a few seconds, the person closes it with a satisfying snap similar to those flip phones of the past. Once closed, it reveals a dual-camera setup and a secondary 1.06-inch 300 x 116 display for notifications and other functionalities. While closed, you can see that the hinge is hidden behind a protective shell as well.

Due to the quality of the video, not much was seen of the smartphone's side buttons. It is rumored to have a USB-C port, microphone, and speaker grills at the bottom though. It is also claimed that it will sport a Snapdragon 855+, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, and a 3,300mAh battery.

You can check out the video below:

What do you guys think?

Source: Ben Geskin