Samsung is well prepped for the next leaping giant in the foldable market, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip FE and Z Flip7 as its offerings in foldable phones. More or less, new-gen models have talked quite a lot about their campaign, and now, the latest leak brings new ideas to flow regarding what makes the machines tick. More precisely, it is all about the processors.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip FE and Galaxy Z Flip7 Chipset Details Leaked
Reports from Jukanlosreve on X point to the fact that the company does, indeed flip the gear as it recently boasts having reported that the company is ready to roll out the foldable phones running on in-house Exynos processors.
Samsung reportedly will mount various types of processors in its Z Flip FE and Z Flip7 models depending on their market position. Not diversity; it is a strategic move apparently, both in terms of performance and cost-efficiency.
This one, to my knowledge, is actually just a gateway to the foldable world from Samsung-thus cheaper than their predecessors. Being the case, this device is said to sport the Exynos 2400e. What’s been rolled out in the Galaxy S24 FE was what made this chip well for decent performance in the lower wallet range.
Z Flip FE Exynos 2400e (IPoP)
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Z Flip 7 Exynos 2500
There are rumors circulating that the Exynos 2400 might be featured in the Z Flip 7, but I do not agree with this speculation.
And it all comes down to that for Samsung: reliable power at a price that won’t scare anyone in the face. It is meant for those who are getting nervous over the rocketing prices of folding. Perhaps it’s also to be the Z Flip FE that will save the rescue.
Promisingly, the Galaxy Z Flip7 would give its users the experience they really expect to have. In all likelihood, it was bound to offer its users a flagship-grade foldable experience. Reports claimed that the so-called driving force of the Exynos 2500 chipset is said to be the cutting-edge processor of Samsung in bringing unparalleled speed and efficiency.
At least, that’s pretty bold since the earlier Galaxy Z Flip6 was using Qualcomm Snapdragon. And seems like Samsung dares to launch this on Exynos 2500 chipset and flaunt its technological advance instead of hiding them.
As if it is a move by Samsung to take more mastery over the hardware and software integration itself. It does so with superior execution, better power efficiency, and probably a more streamlined user experience.
What it was then is that it was the Exynos processors that garnered most of the criticism thanks to severe overheating and rather pathetic battery life. Or in other words, so much will depend on how well Samsung took care of those chips.
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The proof lies in itself in the form of installing Exynos chips in the Z Flip FE and also in the Z Flip7-this is how desperate Samsung is to make a good mark in the foldable space. Not an innovation, not luxury; it is something more practical for more people and affordable, and eventually, that could be the way forward for foldable, bringing foldable technology within many more’s reach.
At least, gossip on the Galaxy Z Flip FE and Z Flip7 is very tempting as we wait for final words from Samsung. Economy edition of Exynos 2400e in the case of Z Flip FE and high-performance edition, Exynos 2500 that could quite well show up in the case of Z Flip7, perhaps this might change everything that we thought a foldable phone could be.
Even if it really goes with in-house chips, that would just as well be the course of much more strongly integrated, friendlier devices. The time is ripe now for Samsung to prove whether these leaks are true or not.
