Korean website ET News has revealed several details about the Galaxy Fold 2's display, which is expected to launch in August this year. When opened, the internal screen should be 7,7 inches, surpassing the 7,3-inch screen of the original Galaxy Fold.

Additionally, the external display, which was only 4,6 inches on the original model, has also been increased and will finally be a good size, 6,3 inches. The refresh rate of the foldable screen should be 120Hz, while the external display will have a much more modest rate, 60Hz.

The internal screen will also use UTG (Ultra Thin Glass), just like the Galaxy Z Flip launched in February this year by Samsung, and which arrived in Brazil next month. It should also feature a circular cutout for the front camera.

The screen was developed by Dowoo Insys, a Korean company specializing in the production of ultra-thin glass for smartphone screens. The company's largest shareholder and investor is Samsung Display.

Second a report from The Elec website, the Galaxy Fold 2 should not support S Pen, even with the hearsay who guaranteed that would be the case. The reason would be the decision to use ultra-thin glass on the internal screen, which ended up being damaged in tests with the stylus pen. Thus, the launch of a Fold with the S Pen was postponed to 2021.

The Galaxy Fold 2 is expected to launch at Samsung's Unpacked event on August 5, alongside the Galaxy Note 20, Note 20 + and the Note 20 Ultra.

All images that illustrate this post and the video above were taken by the website Zone of Tech, and show what the smartphone's design could look like, according to leaks and rumors.

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