The world's first foldable smartphone has had its successor

Royole, a company derived from the famous Silicon Valley, was the first in the world to present a fully functional foldable smartphone in 2018.

Flexpai sold so well that the company decided to build its successor, which eliminated the problems of childhood. Flexpai 2 has just appeared in the AnTuTu application, i.e. testing mobile devices.

It turns out that the new incarnation of an innovative smartphone achieved a pretty good result there for this type of equipment, 526,023 points.

The information disclosed shows that the smartphone has a Snapdragon 865 on board, from 8 to 12 GB of RAM and from 128 to 256 GB of internal memory.

Flexpai 2 works under the control of Android 10. Meanwhile, from TENAA we learn that Royole decided to use in Flexpai 2 a 7.8-inch AMOLED display with a 4: 3 aspect ratio.

It has a resolution of 1920 x 1440 pixels.

When it comes to cameras, the lucky owners of the new generation of the Royole folder will be able to count on four eyelets with the main lens with a resolution of 64 MP.

The device also boasts a fairly large battery with a capacity of 4500 mAh.