Apple iPhone Fold May Feature Bigger Battery Than Galaxy Z Fold 7

A new report suggests that the Apple iPhone Fold could feature a larger battery than the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7, promising longer usage and improved endurance for Apple’s first foldable phone.

Apple is set to release its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Fold, this year. The device is expected to launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, while the standard iPhone 18 may be delayed until 2027. Early reports suggest the iPhone Fold could surpass the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 in battery endurance, making it a strong competitor in the foldable segment.Battery and EnduranceLeaker Fixed Focus Digital has revealed that the iPhone Fold may feature a 5,500mAh battery or larger. For context, the iPhone 17 Pro Max only has a 5,088mAh cell, while the Galaxy Z Fold 7 uses a 4,400mAh battery, which has caused endurance issues for Samsung’s device.Although other foldables like the Oppo Find N5 (5,600mAh) and Vivo X Fold 5 (6,000mAh) offer bigger batteries, Apple’s folding device could prove more power-efficient, thanks to its optimized software and hardware integration.DisplayReports indicate the iPhone Fold will feature a 7.8-inch inner screen and a 5.3-inch cover screen, mirroring the compact form factor of devices like the original Google Pixel Fold.HardwareThe device is expected to be powered by the Apple A20 Pro chip, with assistance from an Apple N2 connectivity chip and possibly a proprietary 5G modem (Apple C2). For security, the iPhone Fold will use Touch ID via a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, a conventional choice for foldable devices.Cameras and DesignRenders suggest the iPhone Fold will have two rear cameras in a horizontal bar, similar to the iPhone Air. As Apple’s first foldable smartphone, it may not be perfect, but it promises a premium design and modern functionality.Stay UpdatedWith launch rumors gaining momentum, we will continue to track iPhone Fold news, specs, and pricing, including availability in Pakistan. Stay tuned for the latest updates on Apple’s first folding device.