A few weeks ago it was already rumored about the possible arrival of the first waterproof mobiles. Above all, after it was known that Samsung‘s next folding, the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Z Fold 3 , would be launched with an official IP protection. However, it was completely unknown if it was the long-awaited resistance against water that many smartphones have today.
We are already closer and closer to the Korean firm ending up officially presenting us with its next terminals, so it is now that some of the details that many users will like continue to emerge with more force. Now, it has been discovered that these two folding of the Asian brand will have a degree of protection against water .
IPX68 for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3
If true, the latest information provided by Max Weinbanch, a well-known filter, would be the first time that some folding with this resistance have been released. That is, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G and Z Flip 3 5G will be the first to be waterproof. And all this thanks to the fact that they will have the official IPX8 certificate .
What exactly does this code mean? Well, basically, these two next Samsung smartphones will be able to withstand depths of more than 1 meter and will be able to hold for more than 30 minutes in water . But, although they will be the first foldable to accomplish this feat, the truth is that it is not known if they will have resistance to dust, since it will be a nightmare to be able to clean these smartphones due to their structures and designs.
Although, that does not remove the fact that Samsung is finally going to release some folding with this characteristic water resistance. Even so, it is true that many users wish with all their might that they could also have a degree of protection against dust. Therefore, we will have to wait to see what finally happens, and they will have it or not.
Rotating camera for the Galaxy Z Flip?
In addition, this has not been the only rumor that has emerged strongly. Well, in the last few hours we have seen a design that has impressed, since we would be facing a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip that would have a rotating dual camera on the hinge, instead of being on the classic back of the smartphone. Although, we would only be facing a possible future, since it is a patent that Samsung just a few days ago, on July 14, presented and that today it has been approved.
