Samsung Galaxy Z Line 7 Actual Date Symbol Leaked Signifies 200MP Primary Digicam

Samsung Galaxy Z Line 7 Actual Date Symbol Leaked Signifies 200MP Primary Digicam


Samsung Galaxy Z Line 7 is going to be launched in a few days in the market. The phone speculation that it may knock inside the market in early July. A real life image of the foldable phone has been leaked online before the launch, which has increased the excitement in the mind of the fans. The rear design of the phone is visible in the leaked image. Especially a lot is known about the camera module. Let us tell you in detail.

The real life image of Galaxy Z Line 7 has been leaked online before launch. This image was shared on China’s social media platform Weibo, which had been removed by the time the news was written. According to Gijmochina report, the leaked photo shows a vertical triple camera setup similar to the old model inside the phone. On seeing this, it seems that it can also be the dummy unit of the phone.

Looking at the photo of the phone, it can be guessed that it will have a 200MP main sensor. This is because the Galaxy Z Line 6 uses the company 50MP isocell GN3 (1/1.57 ″) sensor which is quite small in size than the 200MP sensor of Samsung. Samsung’s 200MP sensor is 1/1.3 inches. In the leaked image, the camera island is seen wide and the flash is placed downwards. This shows that there may be a large camera sensor inside the phone.

Other leaked specifications of the Galaxy Z Line 7 say that it will be with 158.4 x 143.1 x 3.9mm dimensions in an unfolded position. The thickness of 3.9mm also makes it thinner than Oppo in Finding N5. The phone can come with Snapdragon 8 Elite Chipset. It will have 12 GB RAM and can have a 4400mAh battery. Bezels and thin can be thin on the inner display. If you look at Galaxy Z Turn 7, the company can use Exynos 2500 in most markets. Whereas Snapdragon can reserve 8 Elite for North America and Chinese Market.

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