The Korean firm ‘Samsung’ is actively working on its sixth-generation foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6, along with a new addition, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra.
Yes! The rumors come true: the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra exists. As we reported in our previous reports, this time Samsung could have an extra variant with the foldable series named Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra.
Now the reports are saying that Samsung is developing a device with the mode code Q6A, but the question is, exactly which device is this? The probabilities are cheaper or more expensive.
Recent reports confirm that the Korean giants are working on a device with a model number of SM-F958. The current Galaxy Z Fold 5 has its own specific model number, which is SM-F946, and the forthcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 will arrive with SM-F956. This means that the last digit ‘6’ refers to the folds.
Jumping on the digit 8, the Galaxy S24 Ultra has the model number SM-S928, which means ‘8’ refers to Ultra variants. By this prospect, the SM-F958 model number refers to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra variant.
However, here’s the catch: the development of the device under the model number SM-F958N only appears in South Korea at the moment, so it’s not worth suggesting the existence of device versions for Europe, the USA, or other markets, at least for now. The previous reports also reported about the cheaper variant of the forthcoming foldable.
Meanwhile, Samsung has not revealed anything exactly regarding the next-generation foldable officially yet, but it will be interesting to see what new changes, variants, and upgrades the sixth-generation foldable brings. The brand will launch the Galaxy Z Fold 6 series in the second week of July, as reported.
