Samsung is set to debut the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6 on July 10. Evan Blass now leaked comprehensive details about these foldable smartphones, unveiling what’s new and what’s staying the same.
As anticipated, the Fold6 and Flip6 will feature the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. The Fold6 will be shorter and thinner than its predecessor, with a lighter overall weight. Meanwhile, the Flip6 will receive upgrades, including increased RAM, improved cameras, and a larger battery capacity.
The Galaxy Z Fold6’s screen will boast a maximum brightness of 2,600 nits. Despite its unchanged battery capacity, it promises better battery life due to superior efficiency, delivering two extra hours of video playback per charge.
Weighing in at 239 grams, the Fold6 is 14 grams lighter than its predecessor. It will be 1.4 mm shorter, 2.7 mm wider, and 0.5 mm thinner when folded, featuring an “improved Armor Aluminum frame.” The cover screen diagonal is now 6.3 inches, while the main panel will have a slightly altered resolution with the new aspect.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6
The Galaxy Z Flip6 sees more significant updates. Its main camera now boasts 50 MP sensor and maintains an f/1.8 aperture. Notably, Samsung leaked specs suggest IPS panel over OLED for the cover screen, which seems a bit hard to believe, but we’ll see.
Despite a slight reduction in thickness, the Flip6 will sport a larger 4,000 mAh battery and incorporate a vapor chamber inside. Compared to the Flip5, the frame and hinge colors are now more prominent.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6
Both phones will feature Galaxy AI-infused software, but the retail package will be basic, including only a charging cable and SIM slot ejection pin. The actual pricing will be confirmed at the official launch on Wednesday.
