What you need to knowRumors claim that Samsung might set aside a battery upgrade in 2026 for the Galaxy Z Flip 8.The dual battery setup for the phone have reportedly been discovered, and they amount to the same 4,300mAh setup as the Flip 7.Previous rumors claim the Flip 8 could be a little lighter and thinner, but it still might not bring a telephoto lens.

It’s a classic: right after Unpacked, the rumors about Samsung’s next phones start piling up, and this one’s about the Flip.

We’ve been without a Galaxy S Ultra battery upgrade for a while, now a rumor from Galaxy Club suggests the Flip 8 might leave that out, too (via GSMArena). According to the publication, the Flip 8 has been spotted with two batteries: EB-BF776 and EB-BF777. This is standard: foldable phones usually feature two batteries, with the capacities split to make up the total capacity.

Flip 7. If you were to look, the Flip 7 features a 4,300mAh battery.

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It goes without saying that those numbers don’t match. What will likely happen is Samsung’s “typical” rating for the Flip 8 will say 4,300mAh, which is how it’ll be advertised. Regardless, the “rated minimum” battery for the Flip 7 matches the rumors for the 8, so the phones are looking pretty similar.

it’s tried to upgrade things. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 features a 4,000mAh battery, which then jumped to 4,300mAh on the Flip 7. Even the Flip 6 was an upgrade over the Flip 5’s 3,700mAh battery. There were rumors before the soon-to-be predecessor debuted that claimed we might see a battery boost. Though the boost is small, it’s still something that gives users a little more time before charging.

Now, we’re seeing the opposite as Samsung might stop the upgrading there. Regarding other rumors, the Flip 8 is rumored to go thinner and lighter by ~10%. Its camera rumors also suggest we might see a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultrawide camera, and a 10MP selfie setup, with no such telephoto lens.