Samsung has a special foldable mobile phone series in the Chinese market. The latest device is the Galaxy W21 5G, which is a fine-tuned version of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2. It was launched jointly with China Telecom.
Reports claim that the Samsung W22 5G and the Galaxy Z Fold3 in China are the same in many ways, except for a slight design change. It has been confirmed that the Galaxy Z Fold3 will support dual SIM dual standby in the Chinese market.
Today, the Samsung W22 5G (SM-W2022) has received 3C certification, revealing it will come with an EP-TA800 charger that supports up to 25W fast charging.
In addition, the 3C certification for the Galaxy Fold3 5G and Galaxy Z Flip3 5G has also been updated. The certification shows that both devices have an EP-TA200 charger and support 15W charging. Today, the updated certification shows that the Galaxy Fold3 5G will have an EP-TA800 charger and support 25W fast charging, while the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G will have an EP-TA200 charger and support 15W fast charging.
In 2019, Samsung launched the Galaxy W20 and W21 in China, which are the Galaxy Fold and Z Fold2. There is not much information about the W22, but it will have a black body and 512GB of storage.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 will be launched on August 11, and the W22 5G may debut afterward. Samsung has not yet revealed any information about the Galaxy W22, but it is expected to release related news later.
The Samsung W21 5G is priced at CNY 19,999. It comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ SoC. It uses a 7.6-inch inner screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 2208 x 1768, and a 6.23-inch outer screen with a resolution of 2260 x 816. It only offers configuration options with 12GB of memory and 512GB of storage.