Samsung is rumored to release a new foldable smartphone in 2020, and the leaks suggest it'll be better than the new Motorola Razr

The ultra-thin glass is reportedly meant to have more protection than the plastic protective film on the Galaxy Fold, Samsung's first foldable smartphone that was released in 2019.

On the exterior of the Galaxy Z Flip will be a tiny 1-inch display designed to display little bits of information like the time and notifications, according to WinFuture.

For selfies, the Galaxy Z Flip will have a hole-punch selfie camera in the top center of the screen. 

Specs-wise, it seems like the Galaxy Z Flip will run on high-end specs from 2019, including the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus. It's also said to come with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. If these spec rumors are true, it'll mean the Galaxy Z Flip will run Android and apps like a high-end device.

There's no mention whether the phone will have any type of water resistance. 

As for a price tag, WinFuture suggests the Galaxy Z Flip can demand 1,500 Euros. In USD, we might find a similar price tag. The device may be released February 14, WinFuture claims. 

If the rumors are accurate, the Galaxy Z Flip poses a daunting threat to Motorola's highly anticipated $1,500 Razr foldable smartphone revival. The new Razr looks absolutely gorgeous, but its specs and feature-set suggests the device is designed for form rather than high-end function.

The new Motorola Razr runs on more modest specs, like Qualcomm's upper-mid-range Snapdragon 710 chip and 6 GB of RAM. It has a single camera compared to the rumored dual-camera system on the Galaxy Z Flip, as well as a smaller battery. 

Regardless, everything mentioned above about the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip should be considered rumor until Samsung makes its official announcements.