Samsung’s Next-Gen Foldables: Expectations for Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6 and an Affordable Fold FE Version

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Samsung is projected to release Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6 around the middle of July, including a budget-friendly Z Fold FE model

Rumors suggest that Samsung is gearing up to announce a new, more accessible foldable phone, broadening its range of foldable devices in the latter half of 2024. The manufacturing of parts for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 is set to commence in May, enabling Samsung to roll out these gadgets by mid-July.

Samsung is poised to shake up the smartphone industry with the much-awaited introduction of its upcoming foldable models, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. These devices, projected to be released later this year, will follow the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5.

Samsung is apparently planning to launch a new, more affordable foldable phone, adding to its foldable series in the latter half of 2024, as per reports from The Elec, in addition to its top-tier models.

The South Korean mobile phone powerhouse is reportedly in the last phase of preparing for the Samsung Galaxy S25 smartphone series. The details and providers are projected to be settled by May. This indicates Samsung's dedication to providing top-notch technology and creativity in its primary mobile device products.

Samsung is set to commence the manufacturing of parts for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 in May. This schedule will enable the tech giant to release these collapsible gadgets by the middle of July.

The company's history of past product releases is mirrored in this timeline, as the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 were launched on July 26 of the previous year, with the devices becoming available for purchase in August.

Apart from the main foldable models, it is rumored that Samsung is preparing to introduce a cheaper version of the Galaxy Z Fold series, which will be known as the Galaxy Z Fold FE.

This economical model is projected to launch around September or October, omitting stylus compatibility to maintain affordability and reach a wider range of customers.

In the future, it's reported that Samsung is considering launching a basic Galaxy Z Fold 6 and a more advanced Galaxy Z Fold "Ultra" version. The latter is rumored to be the priciest foldable device the company has ever released.

These advancements highlight Samsung's dedication to expanding its foldable smartphone collection and meeting different customer tastes.

As more information is revealed about Samsung's future foldable phones and premium devices, fans can anticipate more updates in the following weeks and months.

Samsung, with its strategic focus on innovation, is determined to uphold its leadership status in the fiercely contested smartphone market, by providing customers a wide variety of advanced gadgets to pick from.

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