Foldable mobile phone at a more affordable price not in the plans SAMSUNGat least for a whileContrary to recent rumors. Production of the device was denied by a spokesperson of the South Korean brand who contacted the website. Korea JoongAng DailyTuesday (14).
According to a Samsung representative, Expansion of the Galaxy Z series with the addition of a model with a so-called intermediate technical sheet will not happen for now. The issue came to the fore again last week, when consulting firm TrendMicro claimed that the manufacturer was preparing to launch cheaper options in this family.
The report, based on supply chain sources, stated that Samsung aims to reach a much larger number of customers in the category by launching cheaper foldable mobile phones. Then, HE Galaxy Z Flip And Galaxy Z Fold Models with less advanced features will be added in 2024, according to speculation.
“We do not plan to produce mid-priced foldable smartphones, and the latest rumors are unfounded,” a Samsung spokesperson told the publication.
Therefore, people interested in purchasing the Z Fold or Z Flip will need to continue to invest heavily, as the latest generation starts at R$ 7,999 and R$ 13,799 in Brazil, respectively.
Galaxy Z FE
In previous speculations on the same issue, it was said that Samsung was preparing for a launch. Fan Edition (FE) version in the foldable series. The variant available in the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab series is characterized by mixing the design of the more expensive model with the presence of some main features and intermediate features.
The combination ensures prices are lower than top-end mobile phones, and that’s what the tech giant is looking to do with its phones. the so-called Galaxy Z Flip FE and Galaxy Z Fold FE. According to leakster @Tech_Reve, prices will be between $400 and $500 at the day’s exchange rate, or between R$1946 and R$2,433.
It is worth noting that the Galaxy Z Flip 5 was launched abroad with a starting price of US$ 1,045 (R$ 5,084). So the cheapest version of the foldable is now rejected by Samsung. will cost less than half of what is charged for the current conventional model.
Source: Tec Mundo
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