Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6The South Korean company’s next foldable smartphone was spotted in a purported promotional image leaked a few months after its launch, sporting a design very similar to the flagship handsets the company announced earlier this year: the Galaxy S24.
User provided image SamMobile, was mistakenly spotted on Samsung’s Kazakhstan website and some fans of the brand were able to see it and save it before Samsung removed it again. It is shown, first of all, alleged Galaxy Z Fold 6 with a rear panel similar to that of Galaxy S24 Ultra, also with completely flat frames, probably made of titanium.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 will also come with triple main camera, whose configuration is unknown. However, it’s likely that Samsung will rely on a wide-angle main sensor, a second ultra-wide-angle camera, and a telephoto lens that will likely have a shorter range than the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
It will be the Galaxy Z Flip 6.
The image also shows part of the rumored Galaxy Z Flip 6, the brand’s flip phone model that will also see major changes over its predecessor. I would save the external screen as a folder, which will be 3.6 inches in size and will be used to view notifications and related information through widgets, as well as control playback. However, their frames will be completely flat. It is unclear if Samsung will choose aluminum as the main material or if they will also be made of titanium instead.
Galaxy Z Flip 6 will also come with only two cameras, which is rumored to be 50-megapixel. As for the rest of the specifications, the terminal is expected to include a 6.7-inch flexible internal panel, as well as a 4,000mAh battery; Larger capacity than Galazy Z Flip 5.
Both the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 are rumored to have a less pronounced curvature than their predecessors. Finally, both smartphones will include artificial intelligence features; probably the same ones we saw in the Galaxy S24. The date of his presentation remains unknown.
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