Leaked images of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 appear ahead of rumoured 10 July unveil

Leaked images of the front and back of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold6 have surfaced. The images shared by tipster @Ice Universe compare the display side of the device to its predecessor (which is on the left). 

Based on the images, the Fold6 will adopt a more squared-off design that is reminiscent of the Galaxy S24 Ultra (check out our review here), with corners that are less rounded than the Fold5’s. 

The bezels for the screen seem to have been slightly reduced as well – but still remain visible. The phone also appears to be shorter, which may or may not mean that Samsung has tweaked the current display aspect ratio.

Powering the Galaxy Z Fold6 will likely be Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. Other than the updated processor, there's not much else in terms of major hardware upgrades.

The new Galaxy Z Fold6 is expected to come with the same base storage option of 256GB coupled with 12GB of RAM.

As for the camera, there are no new changes to be expected though there is a new ridge design for the rings that surround the rear-facing camera lenses.

The Galaxy Z Fold6 is rumoured to be announced on 10 July during the Galaxy Unpacked event held in Paris. The focus of the event will likely be health and AI, and Samsung will take the opportunity to launch the Galaxy Ring alongside the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.  

In the meantime, check out our review of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 here.

Source: @Ice Universe Via GSMArena

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