Samsung released technical specifications for its new foldable devices – Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide.

Samsung released technical specifications for its new foldable devices – Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide.

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Samsung Announces Details of Two New Foldable Models

The Greek site TechManiacs revealed the technical specifications for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and its “wide-format” version.

SpecificationGalaxy Z Fold 8Galaxy Z Fold 8 WideProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (flagship)Exact chip not specified, but a similar one is expectedWeight210 g~200 gThickness (disassembled)4.1 mm–CamerasMain: 200 MP; front: 10 MP; ultra-wide: 50 MP; telephoto: 10 MP (resolution not specified)Lens wide and ultra-wide: 50 MP eachBattery5000 mAh (up from 4400 mAh)4800 mAhDisplayFoldable display, aspect ratio unspecifiedInternal screen: 4:3

What’s new?

1. Processor and weight
Galaxy Z Fold 8 will feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. The device has become thinner – its thickness is now 4.1 mm, and its weight has dropped to 210 g.

2. Cameras
The main camera has been upgraded to 200 MP, while the front remains at 10 MP. The ultra-wide lens now offers 50 MP resolution, whereas the telephoto still sits at 10 MP (exact figure not disclosed).

3. Battery
The most noticeable improvement is the battery capacity rising from 4400 mAh to 5000 mAh, promising longer usage time.

4. “Wide” version
Samsung plans to release a wide-format Fold 8 with an internal screen ratio of 4:3 and two 50‑MP cameras for wide and ultra-wide shooting. The battery is rated at 4800 mAh, and the weight is about 200 g. However, there is no official confirmation of this model’s launch yet.

Thus, Samsung continues to improve its foldable smartphones by enhancing camera quality and increasing battery capacity while making devices lighter and thinner. Both versions are expected to appear in the coming months, but an exact release date remains unknown.

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