After various rumors, Samsung’s new flip phone dubbed the Samsung W2019 has finally made its official entry in China.Â
The Samsung W2019, made up of anodized diamond-cut aluminum and glass, comes with a traditional physical keyboard and navigation keys. The Samsung W2019 comes with dual displays as one of its highlights. The displays are rated at 4.2-inch each, come with Full HD resolution and are Super AMOLED in nature.
Another highlight is the camera department which consists of dual cameras at the back, configured at 12-megapixel each. While the primary sensor supports a dual aperture of f/1.5-2.4, the second one is a telephoto lens. Additionally, the front-facing snapper stands at 8-megapixel.
The Samsung W2019 is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 mobile platform, coupled with 6GB of RAM. It has two internal storage options- 128GB and 256GB, both being expandable up to 512GB via a memory card.
The smartphone gets its fuel from a 3,070mAh battery and runs Android 8.1 Oreo with the company’s own skin on top.
The Samsung W2019 has a side-mounted fingerprint sensor and lacks a 3.5mm audio jack, much like its predecessor- the Samsung W2018. Additionally, there is support for a dedicated Bixby key.
The Samsung W2019 comes in Gold Extreme Edition and Platinum Golden Collector’s Edition color variants.
The Samsung W2019 is exclusive to China and listed on the company’s China website. However, there is no word on pricing and availability as of now.
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