Galaxy Z Fold 9 could bring back a feature Samsung abandoned last year
Samsung signals a comeback for the under‑display camera with its 2027 Galaxy Z Fold 9
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What specific feature is Samsung reportedly bringing back with the Galaxy Z Fold 9?
The under‑display camera, a front‑facing lens hidden beneath the screen.
When is the Galaxy Z Fold 9 expected to be released?
Sources indicate a launch slated for 2027.
Which outlets reported conflicting information about the under‑display camera?
SammyGuru noted conflicting leaks, while Mezha.net and SamMobile reported the plan and its return after being dropped last year.
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- Primary Driver: Samsung signals a comeback for the under‑display camera with its 2027 Galaxy Z Fold 9
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Samsung is set to reintroduce the under‑display camera with its upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 9, slated for a 2027 launch. The component, which was removed from the previous generation, would allow the front‑facing lens to sit invisibly beneath the display, restoring full‑screen aesthetics.
Users of the Fold series and broader Android market stand to benefit from the revived capability. SammyGuru highlighted conflicting leaks, while GSMArena linked the feature to the iPhone Duo’s similar capability, suggesting a competitive angle.
Mezha.net reported Samsung’s 2027 timeline, and SamMobile noted the return after its abandonment last year.
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Who reported it (5)
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold9 to bring back a long-lost feature the iPhone Duo hasGSMArena.com · 8h ago
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Galaxy Z Fold 9 UDC Mystery Deepens with Conflicting LeaksSammyGuru · 8h ago
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Samsung reportedly plans to bring back under-display camera in 2027Mezha.net · 8h ago
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold9 to bring back a long-lost feature the iPhone Duo hasGSMArena.com · 8h ago
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Galaxy Z Fold 9 could bring back a feature Samsung abandoned last yearSamMobile · 8h ago
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