Samsung is gearing up to shake up the market once again with its latest offerings in the foldable phone category. Recent reports indicate that the tech giant is preparing to introduce not one but two models of its highly anticipated Samsung Z Fold 6, including a premium variant dubbed the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra.
According to a report from WinFuture, Samsung is set to diversify its Z Fold lineup, mirroring its approach with the Galaxy S-series. The regular Galaxy Z Fold 6, internally referred to as Q6, will be joined by the more advanced Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra, codenamed Q6A.
Key differentiators between the two models are expected to include enhanced camera capabilities on the Ultra variant, with rumors suggesting a formidable 200MP ISOCELL HP2 main shooter, akin to the S24 Ultra. Additionally, the Z Fold 6 Ultra may offer optional stylus support, expanded memory and storage configurations, and larger displays on both the cover and main screens. Samsung might also introduce an updated hinge design aimed at reducing the visibility of the display crease, particularly noticeable in foldable devices.
Enthusiasts can anticipate the official unveiling of these new foldables in July, coinciding with the launch of the Galaxy Ring.
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