Samsungs upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6 is creating buzz, with a twist in its cover display. Recent leaks suggest that the new foldable smartphone will sport an IPS LCD panel on its screen, a departure from the technology found in its predecessors.
While the Galaxy Z Flip 6 cover display will maintain the 3.4 inch size and 720×748 resolution of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 the transition from AMOLED to LCD comes as a change. Samsungs usual preference for screens in their top tier devices adds to the intrigue surrounding this decision, for the Galaxy Z Flip 6.
Reasoning Behind the Change
Samsungs decision to go with an LCD panel for the cover display of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 has raised questions, about their rationale. Some suggest that cost considerations might be a factor given that LCD panelsre cheaper than AMOLED displays. However this idea is somewhat challenged by rumors hinting at a price tag for the Galaxy Z Flip 6 compared to its predecessor.
Another angle could be Samsungs focus on enhancing the battery life of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 by opting for an LCD panel known for its power consumption compared to screens. Yet advancements in power efficiency seen in AMOLED displays cast doubts on this theory. Regardless of the motive behind this shift it will be intriguing to observe how the performance of the LCD cover display fares, in real world usage. If it influences the user experience of the Galaxy Z Flip 6.
