About Samsung’s next foldables, the new Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, rivers of ink have already flowed months before the next Galaxy Unpacked, which will be held in Paris on July 10. We already know some details about the terminals such as, for example, that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will not change the size of the external screen according to the leaks, when it was initially said that it would be like that of a Galaxy S24 Ultra.
What we do know is what the design of these terminals will be like. Well, sort of. The latest leak comes from SAMMobile, according to which we already know what the official cases of Samsung’s foldables will look like. And for the same price, we get a pretty rough idea of what your final design will look like.
This is what the new Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 will look like
From what it looks like at first glance, there is not going to be a significant difference between the designs of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 with respect to their predecessors. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 maintains the design we saw on the Z Flip 5, with the external screen occupying almost the entire top cover, two cameras, and an LED flash. The leak also shows the official wallpapers of the phones.
In addition to this, Samsung’s clamshell foldable features cases available in three colors, all of which have a ring on the back. For now it’s easy to assume that, as in previous versions of the Galaxy Z Flip, we’ll find a fingerprint reader on the side of the phone. It is said that there will be a substantial battery improvement for these phones, reaching almost 4,000 mAh.
As far as the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is concerned, it looks like the internal display will be slightly squarer than previous generations, have thinner bezels and slightly sharper corners. Leaks say that the Koreans’ large-format folding will have a titanium frame and that it will keep the side fingerprint reader from previous generations. It will supposedly keep the previous generation battery, 4,400 mAh.
We will see what happens on July 10, when Samsung officially presents these terminals. In the meantime we will remain waiting.
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