Galaxy Fold 2 has two batteries with a combined capacity of 4,365mAh

Last updated: June 16th, 2020 at 17:30 UTC+01:00

Samsung's 2nd foldable smartphone-tablet hybrid, the Galaxy Fold 2, will conceal a battery configuration similar to the original Galaxy Fold. The sequel volition be powered by two separate batteries with a combined capacity of 4,365mAh, downwards from the original Galaxy Fold's iv,380mAh.

According to a couple of screenshots passed forth on Twitter by @_the_tech_guy depicting regulatory documents, the Galaxy Fold 2 features a 2,275mAh primary battery coupled with a 2,090mAh secondary unit of measurement. In contrast, the original Galaxy Fold combined a 2,135mAh battery with a two,245mAh one.

Will battery life exist the same on the Milky way Fold two?

The original Galaxy Fold isn't a perfect device, simply as detailed in our review, it doesn't suffer from bad battery life despite the phone's crazy specifications such equally its two displays and six cameras. The Galaxy Fold's dual-battery system with a combined capacity of 4,380mAh – or 4,235mAh in the case of the Galaxy Fold 5G – serve it well, but volition this remain true for the Milky way Fold 2 and its 4,365mAh unit?

The Galaxy Fold 2 is expected to have similar dimensions to the OG model, so it makes sense for it to lack the necessary physical infinite to accomodate a much larger battery. In exercise, the ~15mAh discrepancy between the existing and the upcoming model won't brand a noticeable difference at all, so the only fashion for the Galaxy Fold 2 to achieve better battery life is to leverage better optimization and a more than power-efficient chipset. Furthermore, the Galaxy Fold 2 could be using LTPO backplane engineering for its display, and this alone can contribute to 15%-20% better energy direction.

On one hand, these advancements put together should lead to better autonomy, but on the other, the Milky way Fold 2'southward cover display is also expected to exist considerably larger. Having said that, information technology's too early to determine exactly how the Galaxy Fold two will perform, so we'll take to await for Samsung to release the device in August-September, after which we'll finally be able to compare battery life between the old and the new.