These days, it's easy for a product's existence to be confirmed when it starts going through certification. As it is, recent leaks have strongly hinted that the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G is real. But now a new certification has confirmed the name for the device.
According to XDA Developers, a Samsung device with the product code SM-F707B corresponds with the name "Galaxy Z Flip 5G". Considering that the Galaxy Z Flip has the code SM-F700, this is a confirmation that the device is real. Also, this means that news of this device launching at the Samsung Unpacked event on 5 August 2020 is quite likely to be true now.
Screenshot from XDA Developers
Since it's going to be a 5G device, one of the points of speculation is the chipset being used. The Galaxy Z Flip launched earlier this year had an older Snapdragon 855+ chipset, which doesn't come with 5G support. To provide the 5G connectivity, it could either be using the Snapdragon 865 chipset - that comes paired with the X55 5G modem - or just add a standalone 5G modem.
There's still a lot that hasn't been confirmed about the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, but more details are likely to be unveiled in the coming weeks. With that said, what do you think about the news? What other improvements would you like to see from it? Let us know on our Facebook page and stay tuned to TechNave.com for further updates on this.
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