As was to be expected, Samsung just held its most recent Galaxy Unpacked presentation and unveiled two foldable devices, new smartwatches, and an upgrade to its Galaxy Buds Pro range.
Although the company’s announcements did not particularly surprise us, the modifications appear to be general quality enhancements. However, as always, you should wait until comprehensive product reviews to determine whether or not these updates are actually appreciably better.
Continue reading to find out more about the Galaxy Unpacked announcement. The Z Flip 4 has a similar appearance to its predecessor, and it still flips down like older flip phones used to.
Galaxy Unpacked Is Super Promising
However, there are a few brand-new software gimmicks, such as rapid charging, which can charge a phone up to 50% in around 30 minutes, and selfie previews that appear on the cover screen with the same aspect ratio as the image itself. You can preorder the phone starting at $999 today before it becomes available on August 26. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 4 also does not significantly alter anything.
Galaxy Unpacked made some significant improvements to the camera array, including the addition of a new 50-megapixel primary sensor. The design is virtually the same, although somewhat lighter than before. But even at that price, it is still a pricey phone. With larger batteries in the Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro, Samsung hopes to improve upon the Galaxy Watch 4 series’ short battery life.
The use of recyclable materials in the designs of the goods unveiled during the event was another topic of discussion for Samsung. For instance, it now uses recycled fishing nets to create the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro and Z-series foldable. Samsung claims that 11 of its products now contain repurposed fishing nets.
