Titanium phones seem to be all the rage these days, at least for Samsung and Apple. Samsung has made a big deal about the Galaxy S24 Ultra being made with the material, and now reports claim the company may also use the metal for the rumored Galaxy Z Fold 6 “Slim.”

According to The Elec, Samsung’s parts suppliers say the firm is making the final decision on whether to use stainless steel or titanium for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Slim’s backplate. This would be the first time the tech giant has used titanium for the backplate on any of its foldables.

Up until now, the company has used either stainless steel or carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) for its backplates. Specifically, it used stainless steel up to the Fold 2, then switched to CFRP with the Fold 3 and onward. The reason why this switch was made has to do with the addition of S Pen recognition, which first appeared on the Fold 3. A digitizer is used in these devices to recognize the stylus and a metal backplate can interfere with that recognition.

It’s reported that this slim variant of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 does not have S Pen recognition support. As such, Samsung is free to use metal again for the backplate. Using titanium as the backplate material over stainless steel is not as straightforward as it would seem. Titanium is stronger and lighter than stainless steel, but it’s also harder to process.

Whatever Samsung decides, the outlet says that decision will be made soon. It also claims that the phone will be released in the fourth quarter of this year.

Don’t get your hopes up if you live in the US, however. This foldable is expected to only release in China and possibly South Korea.

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I’ve been reviewing Android phones long enough to remember when they were fun. Every few months, one OEM or another would try something wacky that ended up falling flat — there were phones with game controllers (Xperia Play), projectors (Galaxy Beam), modular chins (LG G5), and all kinds of weird curves (who could forget the LG G Flex). But through trial and error, the smartphone formula has been refined to the point that most modern devices are nearly identical flat glass slabs. Some are faster or have better cameras, but the fundamentals of mobile computing don’t change when everything is so similar.

Foldables arrived just when traditional phones were getting oppressively boring, and they certainly jazzed things up, but they weren’t very good products. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, however, is very good. And unlike in past years, I don’t feel the need to qualify that statement.

Before the Samsung Galaxy Fold 6 ever became official, rumors were suggesting the company would launch a larger model called the Galaxy Fold 6 Ultra. While this model didn’t appear at Samsung Unpacked, the rumor mill claims another Fold variant is on its way. Let’s jump right in and discuss everything we know about the alleged Galaxy Z Fold 6 Slim.

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The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is a slight hardware upgrade over the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5, bolstering the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip instead of the Gen 2, designed to handle gaming and multitasking on a grander scale. However, the Galaxy AI integration is what sets these devices apart. Like the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, you can access new features with an improved AI experience. Below, we review the best features that make the Galaxy Z Fold 6 shine above every other option.

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As the anticipation builds for Samsung’s summer Unpacked event, rumors and leaks about the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 have started pouring in. The latest one comes from 9to5Google, who have obtained images of both phones’ prototype units (via Sonny Dickson), dashing some of the high hopes we previously had from Samsung’s next-gen foldables phones.

The leaked images of the Z Fold 6 reveal a design that appears to be an iterative upgrade from the current Z Fold 5. While earlier reports hinted at a slightly wider outer screen, the aspect ratios of both displays remain largely unchanged, and the crease on the inner display doesn’t seem to have seen significant improvement.

As widely expected now, the Z Fold 6 does seem to have a more boxy form with flat edges and squared-off corners, but the rest of the design, including the triple camera layout and button placement, remains borrowed from the Z Fold 5.

Similarly, the Z Flip 6 images showcase a more boxy design, but the display crease is still quite visible. One noticeable change is the slightly more protruding dual cameras on the back, potentially emphasizing the upgraded main camera sensor. Both phones do appear to fold flat without any gap, but their predecessors have already achieved that feat.

It’s crucial to remember that the leaked images depict prototype or “dummy” units, meaning they are subject to extensive changes throughout the design process. The final versions of the devices may differ significantly from what is seen in these images.

We anticipate Samsung will soon confirm the July 10 date for its Galaxy Unpacked event, where all details about the new foldables will be officially unveiled.

Update: May 30, 2024 (07:55 AM ET): We’ve updated our Galaxy Z Fold 6 rumor hub with a report about the Fold 6 Slim/Ultra and the hands-on image of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 next to an image of the Galaxy Z Fold 5.

Original article: We’re deep into 2024, and it’s about time we learn more about Samsung’s next wave of foldables. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 are expected to be the highlights of Samsung’s foldable ambitions, refreshing its lineup a bit past the middle of the year. Leaks and rumors have begun flowing in, and we now have a fair idea of how the book-style foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 6, will shape up. Read on to learn more about this upcoming device!

We’re gearing up for the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, which is rumored to launch at a Samsung Unpacked event on July 10, 2024. Samsung has yet to confirm or even tease anything about the upcoming top foldable, but we have plenty of leaks to paint us a fair picture of what to expect. We have seen renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 already, but now we have a really clean look at the front of what appears to be a live model of the Fold 6, positioned next to a Fold 5.

Leaker Ice Universe has posted a hands-on image of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 (right), positioned next to an image of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 (left).

Samsung could announce the Galaxy Z Fold 6 launch event anytime now. Adding to the excitement, renowned tipster Ice Universe on X/Twitter has leaked a new partial image of the upcoming foldable device. This follows a previous leak where Ice Universe revealed another partial image, which appears to be a cropped section of the same photo.

While the images don’t offer a complete view of the outer display, they do confirm the presence of a familiar centered camera cutout and a metal frame. We can also see that the Z Fold 6 will move to sharper and more squared-off corners, echoing the boxier design language of the recent Galaxy S24 Ultra.

The hinge also seems to have undergone a slimming treatment, not protruding out of the sides as much as it does on the Z Fold 5. But perhaps the most welcome leak is the hint of a wider outer display. The change in width seems to be minimal from this previously leaked photo below, but it’s still a step in the right direction to address a common gripe about the Z Fold 5’s cramped outer screen.

The Z Fold 6 has been a subject of much speculation, with early rumors suggesting the possibility of multiple models, including a high-end “Ultra” variant or a budget-friendly “FE” foldable. However, as the launch date draws near, it appears more likely that the Z Fold 6 will be a single model representing an incremental upgrade over its predecessor.

Yet, Samsung may still have a few surprises up its sleeve. Recent reports suggest the company could be working on a brand-new foldable form factor that could debut alongside the Galaxy S25 series next year instead.

The Z Fold 6 is rumored to launch on July 10, alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and other new products.

Update: March 7, 2024 (07:50 AM ET): We’ve updated our Galaxy Z Fold 6 rumor hub with possible colors and recently leaked renders.

Original article: We’re deep into 2024, and it’s about time we learn more about Samsung’s next wave of foldables. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 are expected to be the highlights of Samsung’s foldable ambitions, refreshing its lineup a bit past the middle of the year. Leaks and rumors have begun flowing in, and we now have a fair idea of how the book-style foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 6, will shape up. Read on to learn more about this upcoming device!

Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 in Q3 2024, and the leaks are slowly starting to come in. We’ve already seen apparent Z Fold 6 renders, and a source has now dished out Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 colors.

Display analyst Ross Young posted colors for the two upcoming foldable phones on X. Young claimed that the Z Flip 6 will be available in Light Blue, Light Green, Silver, and Yellow. Meanwhile, the Z Fold 6 is said to be available in Dark Blue, Light Pink, and Silver.

Update: February 29, 2024 (05:05 AM ET): We’ve updated our Galaxy Z Fold 6 rumor hub with a leak for its possible July 10 launch date.

Original article: We’re deep into 2024, and it’s about time we learn more about Samsung’s next wave of foldables. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 are expected to be the highlights of Samsung’s foldable ambitions, refreshing its lineup a bit past the middle of the year. Leaks and rumors have begun flowing in, and we now have a fair idea of how the book-style foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 6, will shape up. Read on to learn more about this upcoming device!

Will there be a Galaxy Z Fold 6?

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold continues to be one of the most successful foldable phones in the world, so it’s virtually certain that a Galaxy Z Fold 6 is in the works. There are already preliminary rumors indicating that Samsung is busy planning its next foldable devices and is aiming for a wider display and a slimmer design in the upcoming Fold. So we can be very optimistic that we’ll get to see a Fold 6 launch in 2024.

Will there be a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold 6?

Surprisingly, there could be a surprise newcomer to the lineup too. A report from The Elec suggests Samsung is exploring an entry-level Galaxy Z Fold 6, and ET News also corroborates along the same lines.

WinFuture says the cheaper model is internally codenamed Q6a. Tipster Max Jambor also corroborated this codename, as well as the Q6 alias for the standard model. For reference, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 was codenamed Q5, which is why Q6a is believed to be the cheaper version.

However, Roland Quandt of WinFuture says he has heard murmurings around MWC 2024 that suggest Q6a could be an “Ultra” model instead of a budget model. We’ll have to keep our ears to the ground to see what Q6a turns out to be.

What is the most likely Galaxy Z Fold 6 release date?

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 — August 11, 2023
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 — August 25, 2022
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 — August 27, 2021

Samsung has a fairly predictable release cycle for its foldables, but the company could be aiming for an earlier launch for the Galaxy Z Fold 6. According to Sammobile, Samsung could launch the Galaxy Z Fold 6 in early July 2024, possibly on July 10, 2024.

The Bell corroborates an early release rumor, suggesting that Samsung wants to take advantage of marketing around the 2024 Summer Olympics that are scheduled to be held in Paris, France from July 26, 2024. Consequently, the launch could be held in Paris, France.

ETNews suggests that the foldable will be launched alongside the Galaxy Ring in the second half of July 2024.

Samsung has consistently unveiled its next generation of foldables every year in early August, with the new phones typically becoming available for shipping in mid-to-late August. However, these rumors indicate that Samsung has a change in plans for 2024.

What will the Galaxy Z Fold 6 look like?

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 could be a departure from the conventional look of the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 before. That is because Samsung could be experimenting with a different aspect ratio for the device, according to multiple leaks so far.

Twitter leaker Revegnus claimed that Samsung will change the aspect ratio of the Galaxy Z Fold 6’s external display. Analyst Ross Young also claimed that the foldable and cover display on the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will be larger than that on the Galaxy Z Fold 5, though no dimensions or other details were provided on a public platform.

Leaker Yogesh Brar mentions that the cover display on the Fold 6 could be 6.4-inches diagonally, up from the 6.2-inch cover display on the Fold 5. The Fold 6 could be wider, with a 20:9 aspect ratio for the cover screen, compared to the 23.1:9 cover screen aspect ratio on the Fold 5. Consequently, the change in shape will also change the internal screen’s aspect ratio, marking it up to be a bit more squarish at 1.08:1, compared to the previous 5:6 aspect ratio.

What rumored specs and features could the Galaxy Z Fold 6 have?

Twitter leaker Revegnus claimed that Samsung will continue to use the same image sensor as the Galaxy Z Fold 5, but the leaker also mentioned that “there’s talk of equipping the Fold 6 with the same camera sensor as the S24 Ultra,” meaning it could see a bump up to a 200MP primary camera.

A report from GalaxyClub said Samsung was planning to use a 50MP primary camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 6, adding that it is the same camera as the Galaxy S24. The outlet couldn’t comment on the 200MP primary camera claims. Leaker Yogesh Brar mentions that the camera setup could be the same 50MP primary rear camera, 10MP telephoto for 3x optical zoom, and 12MP ultrawide camera, similar to the Fold 5.

Leaker Chun VN says that the Galaxy Z could use a newer SoC, namely the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. This isn’t very surprising as Samsung practically always does an annual SoC refresh. For other specifications, it is mentioned that the phone could come with a slightly larger 4,600mAh battery compared to the 4,400mAh battery on the Fold 5. It’s under-display camera on the inner display could also be improved.

yeux1122 on Naver also asserted that the Fold 6’s battery will be 5% bigger and that the under-display selfie camera will offer an “improved aperture” and better appearance. The source added that the device could offer up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage, but cautioned that these claims have to be checked.

What specs could the cheaper Galaxy Z Fold 6 have? How will it be different?

A report from ET News suggests that Samsung could make a bunch of changes to the Galaxy Z Fold philosophy to launch a cheaper version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 alongside the regular (premium) version of the Fold 6. For instance, Samsung is said to have skipped out on S Pen-related functionality. This means that the cheaper Fold 6 could skip out on the digitizer needed for stylus input, so you wouldn’t be able to use an S Pen on the phone at all. The report mentions that other parts could also see changes to bring the price down.

What might the Galaxy Z Fold 6 price be?

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 12GB/256GB: $1,799.99
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 12GB/512GB: $1,919.99
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 12GB/1TB: $2,159.99

We don’t have any price leaks for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 or even its cheaper variant yet. However, we can draw reasonable conclusions based on the predecessor, the Galaxy Z Fold 5’s price.

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 started at $1,800 in the US, but Samsung continues to offer a $200 discount on the listed price, so you could get the device for $1,600. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 could also be in a similar ballpark, though it remains to be seen how the pricing is affected by the changes in the display panels, the Titanium build, and other upgrades.

Should you wait for the Galaxy Z Fold 6?

Samsung enthusiasts seeking a foldable phone should pick up the Galaxy Z Fold 5, as it will remain Samsung’s flagship foldable until late 2024. There’s little incentive to wait unless you’re undecided about whether foldables are right for you in the first place. If that’s the case, waiting for 2024 foldables might be a wise choice, as it will give you time to figure out if you want to jump onto the foldable bandwagon or not.

For those who are certain about wanting a foldable but find the Galaxy Z Fold 5 less impressive, an alternative could be the Galaxy Z Flip 5 ( ). Just be aware the form factors are very different, as the Flip can’t turn into a tablet.

If a device akin to the Fold 5 is preferred and brand loyalty is not a strict requirement, the Google Pixel Fold ( ) is likely the most obvious choice for those in the States. International buyers can explore additional options by referring to our guide on the best foldable phones.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 wishlist

Right when the Galaxy Z Fold 5 launched, we had a fair idea of what we would want from a successor. For the Galaxy Z Fold 6, we want Samsung to fix all shortcomings and then some. Here is our wishlist for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6.

A wider cover screen and a thinner design

While we generally like the design of the Galaxy Z Fold 5, it is not without its flaws. There are a few design elements that we’d like to see changed for the Galaxy Z Fold 6.

First up, we’d like to see a thinner and lighter Galaxy Z Fold 6. The Fold 5 is thick and heavy, making it a challenge to fit it comfortably into a pocket or a smaller purse. While it might be possible, it’ll be snug. It’s time for Samsung to embrace a change here.

Next, let’s talk about the Galaxy Z Fold 6 cover screen. While the current display is relatively big at 6.2 inches, some apps have trouble with its awkward aspect ratio and will render incorrectly. Samsung needs to adopt a wider cover display with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 so the front screen experience feels more like a typical smartphone.

Improved cameras

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is the most expensive phone produced by Samsung, yet it lacks the company’s best mobile camera technology onboard. Samsung typically reserves its top-tier camera features for the Galaxy S Ultra, and we believe it’s time for Samsung to level the playing field.

The Samsung Z Fold 5 utilizes the same camera package as its predecessor: a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultrawide camera, and a 10MP telephoto camera with up to 3x zoom. In contrast, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra boasts a 200MP main camera, accompanied by a 12MP ultrawide camera, a 10MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, and a 10MP periscope camera with up to 10x optical zoom.

While the Z Fold 5 captures reasonably decent pictures, they don’t compare to some of the best Android camera phones available. We hope to see the Z Fold 6 and Galaxy S24 Ultra share the same camera configuration next year. Perhaps Samsung could even introduce an Ultra model that shares the same camera while utilizing a lesser configuration for the base model.

Better battery life and faster charging

Samsung has kept the same 4,400mAh battery since the Z Fold 4, and it’s just not enough. As we noted in our Z Fold 5 review, it can get you through a day but not much more than that. For power users, you’ll struggle even harder. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 needs to push closer to the 5,000mAh mark. How likely is this? It’s hard to say, but we’d imagine a small boost of a few hundred mAh is more likely than a big jump.

As we mentioned earlier, there’s already a rumor claiming Samsung has reverse-engineered HUAWEI’s foldable looking for inspiration to make thinner designs while maintaining great battery life. If Samsung wants to make its devices thinner, it is more likely to come at the detriment of battery life, not the other way around. Still, we can hope, right?

The battery size wouldn’t be so bad if Samsung could include faster charging. In 2023, an expensive device like the Fold 5 shouldn’t be stuck with 25W charging, especially when the Galaxy S23 Ultra already offers 45W charging. Just like with the camera, we really want better feature parity between the S Ultra and Fold.

Get rid of the crease

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 can now fold completely flat, which is awesome. What’s less awesome is the crease. While this element has improved over the last few generations, it’s still way too distracting. It would be one thing if all foldable phones had the same crease issue, but we’ve seen smaller creases on devices like the Xiaomi Mi Mix Fold 3 and OnePlus Open.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 should offer a nearly creaseless display, otherwise, it risks falling behind other newer foldable phones in 2024 and beyond.

Include the S Pen, and a holder too

One of the standout features of the Fold is its compatibility with the S Pen, offering users the versatility for note-taking, drawing, and various other tasks. However, it’s worth noting that the S Pen doesn’t come bundled with the device, requiring users to purchase the official accessory separately, typically priced at around $50. While cheaper alternatives are available, this additional cost may deter some users. It’s a shame because there are many cool S Pen features that some users may not even be aware of, and they might be more willing to explore the S Pen’s capabilities if it were provided for free.

It’s not enough just to include the stylus, though. If Samsung wants to stand out further from other foldables, it should include an actual S Pen storage slot built into the device. How plausible is this? Given the rumors of a larger display, it’s certainly possible there could be room to include an S Pen slot. What’s unclear is if Samsung cares enough about S Pen to spend the money adding what many consider a niche feature. we certainly hope so, at least.

Samsung’s Galaxy foldables have dominated the foldable market globally, setting the benchmark that other foldables have to beat. While others can and do overthrow Samsung on specifications, Samsung’s marketing and global distribution network is miles better than anything from the competitors. So, it is natural to get excited about the next foldables, which are widely expected to be the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. If new leaks are to be believed, these could arrive earlier than usual this year.

According to a report from Sammobile, Samsung will launch the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 in early July 2024. The event is expected to be held in the second week of the month, possibly on a Wednesday, as per Samsung’s tradition. That would mean the next Galaxy Unpacked 2024 could be held on July 10, 2024. Samsung could also gift the Galaxy Ring and a Galaxy smartphone to all athletes participating in the 2024 Summer Olympics.

A report from the Korean publication The Bell, citing industry sources, corroborates some of this information. Their report says that Samsung could launch the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 in mid-July, with an overall sale schedule said to be three to four weeks earlier than in previous years. The company could also hold the launch event in Paris, France, possibly to take advantage of marketing the event around the 2024 Summer Olympics, which are scheduled to be held in the city on July 26, 2024.

The Korean report mentions that Samsung has recently requested its core component suppliers to “complete quality testing by April,” which is much earlier than the June deadline that was apparently previously mentioned.

Further, all the foldables that Samsung is expected to release could feature a Qualcomm SoC, which isn’t surprising considering they have always done so. The company is said to focus on improving the hinge technology, thickness, and durability instead of incorporating any revolutionary innovation such as a double foldable or sliding phone.

The Korean report reiterates previous rumors about a cheaper foldable, noting that it could be difficult for Samsung to achieve its goal as prices that could be lowered have vastly been reduced already.

Samsung’s top executives are also said to be worried about damaging the premium image of foldables with the release of entry-level models. Consequently, an entry-level model could be launched alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 6 or about three months later when premium sales and reputation have been achieved.

In addition to successors for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5, Samsung is rumored to be working on another book-style foldable. While previous rumors suggested this device could be a budget-friendly entry, new rumors are saying it may actually be the opposite.

Earlier today, Max Jambor took to X (formerly Twitter) to give us the codenames for Samsung’s upcoming foldables — Q6, Q6a, and B6. It’s believed that Q6 refers to the Fold 6 and B6 refers to the Flip 6, while Q6a refers to the rumored Fold 6 variant.

Rumors of a second Fold device have been running for a while, and the Q6a designation would suggest it’s a cheaper model, like the Pixel 7a or Nothing Phone 2a. However, Roland Quandt from WinFuture says he’s heard information during MWC 2024 that the Q6a model may be more expensive than the standard model.

This means the Galaxy Z Fold 6 may become the basic model, while Q6a may end up being a higher-end device. Quandt adds that the device may be called the Galaxy Z Fold 6 “Ultra” and could possibly feature things like a bigger display, different cameras, and so on.

Details are scarce right now, so it’s unknown how exactly this Ultra model would differ from the base model. We’ll find out more the closer we get to launch time.

Samsung is only expected to launch its new foldable phones in July or August. Now, a veteran leaker has revealed the Galaxy Z Fold 6 design in all its glory.

Steve ‘OnLeaks’ Hemmerstoffer and SmartPrix posted renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 6. The images show a foldable phone with squared-off corners and flat edges.

The device is said to measure 153.5 x 132.5 x 6.1 mm when unfolded. That makes it slightly shorter but notably wider than the Galaxy Z Fold 5 (154.94 x 129.8 x 6mm). A wider unfurled Galaxy Z Fold 6 suggests that the cover screen will be wider as well, which would be a long-overdue change from the narrow and tall display on previous Fold devices.

Other notable details gleaned from these images include volume buttons and a power button (presumably doubling as a fingerprint scanner) on the right-hand side, speakers at the top and bottom, and a USB-C port at the bottom.

We can also see a center-mounted punch-hole cutout on the cover screen and a triple rear camera setup on the back. There’s no visible selfie camera on the folding screen, suggesting we’ve got an under-display selfie camera once again.

It’s also worth noting that there’s no S Pen slot here, which echoes recent leaks. Either way, it seems like the Galaxy Z Fold 6 leak train is well underway.

When it comes to foldables, Samsung dominates the market, and for good reason too. While its foldable may not be packing the best specifications, Samsung has nailed down the marketing and distribution channels, alongside creating a familiar identity in the space. With the Galaxy Z Fold 5 now a few months old, early leaks have begun surfacing for the Galaxy Z Fold 6, and we could finally be in for some significant changes.

Leaker Chun VN has shared a bunch of early specifications for what we could see on the Galaxy Z Fold 6.