Before the Samsung Unpacked event on July 26, there have been leaks revealing some interesting details about the upcoming foldable phones from Samsung.

The rumored Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 will feature a significant design change – the two halves of the foldable phones will close shut without any gap. This is a major improvement from previous Samsung foldable phones, which had a V-shaped wedge gap that allowed liquid and solid particles to enter the device. With the new design, the risk of damage from such elements is greatly reduced.

The Galaxy Z Flip 5 will also have a larger cover display this time, making it more functional. This is similar to Motorola’s latest Razr-series foldable phone, which also emphasizes a larger cover display for improved usability.

Additionally, the upcoming foldables will come equipped with a new Qualcomm flagship processor, indicating enhanced performance. Leaks also suggest camera upgrades and a larger battery for improved overall experience.

In addition to the foldable phones, there are rumors about the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic making an appearance at the event. Alleged renders of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic reveal a familiar design, including the much-loved rotating physical bezel, which was absent in the previous Galaxy Watch 5 series.

Lastly, there are reports of three tablets in the Galaxy Tab S9 series being unveiled at the Unpacked event. These new Android tablets are expected to follow a similar design pattern to the Galaxy Tab S8 series, with the absence of a pill-shaped camera island. The standard Galaxy Tab S9 is also rumored to have a single rear camera, instead of the dual-camera setup seen in its predecessor.