Both the iPhone 15 Pro and Galaxy S24 Ultra have recently adopted titanium frames, and now it seems Samsung‘s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold6 will join the trend.
Galaxy Z Fold6 with a Titanium Frame Reported
According to reliable leaker Tech_reve, the Galaxy Z Fold6 will be “equipped with titanium.” While this could mean a full titanium shell, it’s not confirmed yet.Â
However, if true, it could offer added durability and possibly a slight weight reduction.
But adding titanium may come with a cost. With Samsung’s foldables already carrying a rather heavy price tag it would be counterintuitive if the aim is to make foldables affordable for a wider audience.
Aside from titanium, the Galaxy Z Fold6 is expected to feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip and possibly a wider aspect ratio on the cover screen.Â
Expect it to launch this summer, possibly in July alongside other Samsung devices like the Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Watch 7, and Galaxy Ring.
FAQ
- What is the significance of titanium in the Z Fold6?
- Titanium is renowned for its lightweight and durable properties. If the Z Fold6 indeed incorporates titanium, it could enhance the device’s durability while potentially reducing its weight.
- Will the Z Fold6 feature a full titanium frame?
- While rumors suggest the Z Fold6 will be “equipped with titanium,” it’s unclear if this refers to a full titanium shell or specific components. Further details are awaited.
- What other upgrades can we expect in the Z Fold6?
- The Z Fold6 is anticipated to feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip and may sport a wider aspect ratio on the cover screen. However, no hardware camera upgrades or built-in S Pen are expected.
- When is the Z Fold6 expected to launch?
- The Z Fold6 is rumored to debut this summer, potentially in July. An Unpacked event on July 10 has been speculated, coinciding with the Olympics and Samsung’s sponsorship of the games.
- What other devices might Samsung unveil alongside the Z Fold6?
- Alongside the Z Fold6, Samsung may also introduce the Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Watch 7, and Galaxy Ring.
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