When Samsung released its first plagable smartphone, which was the Galaxy fold, it did so in a single version with 512GB of internal storage space. At its launch, it had an official price tag of about 2.000 euros, a price that would surely have been cut in a variant with 256 GB of ROM.
The successor of this phone, which will arrive as Galaxy Fold 2, it seems that it will be offered in a 256GB model, allowing two or more variants of RAM and ROM to be made available once the South Korean firm announces it once it is ready for the market.
The guys SamMobile are the ones who have originated this new indication, in which they affirm what has been said that suggests that Samsung wants to present an economical option of the Galaxy Fold 2, so that those who cannot access the variant with more storage space have, at least, a more limited one, but with the same benefits in the other sections. [You may be interested: Will the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 be cheaper? This is how the manufacturer will achieve it]
In question, they claim that the 'Galaxy Fold 2 SM-F916' model number will have 256GB of onboard storage, while the 'SM-F91x' will come with 512GB of storage. Similarly, 256 GB of internal capacity is more than enough for the vast majority of users, so it would not be a limit for practically any use.
The official characteristics and technical specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 are not yet known. However, based on those of the original Galaxy Fold, we can already get an idea of the improved specifications that this new folding device will boast.
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Recall that the Galaxy Fold came with a 7.3-inch unfolded screen with FHD + resolution of 2,152 x 1,536 pixels and a folded 4.6-inch cover with HD + resolution of 1,680 x 720 pixels. Its processor is Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855.
