Galaxy fans (especially the Galaxy Fold fans) must be squealing with excitement. As per the latest report by Android Headlines, Samsung is expected to be releasing the first-ever foldable “Ultra” device – the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra. This follows the successful “Ultra” line introduced with the Galaxy S series. Specific Z Fold 6 Ultra details are under wraps, but rumors suggest the standard Z Fold 6 might retain the familiar triple-camera system and get a slimmer, lighter design. An S Pen slot similar to the S24 Ultra is also a possibility.
Samsung traditionally uses “8” for Ultra devices, and the leaked model number has it
The real evidence for the Z Fold 6 Ultra comes from a leaked model number (SM-F958N). Samsung traditionally uses “8” for “Ultra” phones, and this number wasn’t used in past Fold models (ending in “6”).
While the launch date is unknown, expect the Z Fold 6 Ultra to be unveiled alongside the standard Z Fold 6 at the July Galaxy Unpacked event. There’s a chance, however, that the Z Fold 6 Ultra might be a Korea-exclusive due to the current limited model number info. The standard Z Fold 6 (SM-F956N) is expected in Korea though.
One confirmed detail: the Z Fold 6 Ultra will pack the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chipset. We’ll have to wait for more info on the specific differences between the Z Fold 6 and Z Fold 6 Ultra, but the foldable phone future is definitely looking “Ultra” exciting!
