In November 2018, Royal, a Chinese company, surpassed Samsung, Huawei and all other companies by introducing the world’s first foldable smartphone, the Flex Pie.
By the way, this phone did not get the attention of the people, but the company at least had the honor of making the world’s first foldable smartphone.
Now this week, Royal introduced an updated version of its foldable phone, the Flex Pie 2, during an online event.
This new phone opens and closes like a book, opening and closing at 7.8 inches.
It is powered by Snapdragon 865 processor while 4450 mAh battery and 5G support is provided with 9 different bands.
This phone is 40% thinner and lighter than the previous model, which is half an inch thick when folded, that is, even thinner than the Galaxy Fold.
An important update is to improve its hinge.
The phone comes with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage which is currently available on the company’s website.
The phone has a total of 4 cameras, including a 64-megapixel main camera, a 16-megapixel Ultra Wide, an 8-megapixel telephoto with 3x optical zoom, and a 32-megapixel selfie portrait camera.
Photo courtesy Royal
The phone also has multi-window support that allows multiple apps to be used simultaneously on split screens.
This phone with Android 10 operating system and dual speakers is priced at 9,999 Chinese Yuan (more than 242,000 Pakistani rupees).
The company has not yet announced its availability in countries other than China.