# **Galaxy Z Flip 5 shows the full screen, is it as beautiful as expected?** ## **The rendered images show that the Galaxy Z Flip 5 will challenge the “rivals” with a large external screen more.** This year, Samsung decided to improve the design of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 to deal with competition from other “rivals”. Most of the previous rumors suggested that the phone will have a larger external display and the new renders confirm this. The rendering was made by Steve H. McFly, attracting much attention from technology fans. The biggest difference of rendering Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 is the external screen, which now occupies almost the entire top half of the back. The rear cameras are stacked horizontally instead of vertically, and their placement creates a folder-shaped border for the screen. The external screen will have a size of 3.4 inches, a significant increase compared to the 1.9-inch external screen of the Galaxy Z Flip 4. The external screen of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 can only display notifications, date, time, widget, selfie lens and battery percentage. Hopefully, the larger screen of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 will allow users to do more, without having to open the device. In terms of other design aspects, this folding screen smartphone will not change much. The internal screen is still 6.7 inches but the size when unfolded has changed a bit, from 165.2 x 71.9 x 6.9 mm to 165 x 71.8 x 6.7 mm – compact and thinner. Samsung has developed a new hinge technology for the Galaxy Z Fold 5, which will smooth out the folds and make the screen flatter when unfolded. The Galaxy Z Flip 5 will likely be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. The rear cameras will have the same megapixels as last year’s Galaxy Z Flip generation, but the sensor size could be larger. At the same time, the “super product” can retain the 10MP front camera. Overall, the external display is the main change expected this year. However, the remaining parameters of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 are still quite mysterious. Samsung is expected to announce a new pair of foldable phones in July, a month earlier than last year.
