Galaxy Z Fold 6 to weigh under 250 grams, feature improved UTG
With anticipation building for Samsung‘s next-gen foldable smartphones, more information has hit the rumor mill. There are already rumors that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will be incredibly thin and feature a titanium frame. A recent post on the Korean platform Naver Blog has revealed additional details, including its design and weight.
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 features improved UTG
According to a Naver Blog user identified as yeux1122, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will feature an improved UTG (Ultra Thin Glass) panel. It offers enhanced tactility and durability compared to the previous generations. Samsung has also made the hinge more sturdy and durable. All of this while still reducing the phone’s overall thickness. The upcoming foldable will allegedly measure just 11mm in thickness when folded. The Galaxy Z Fold 5 measures 13.4mm.
While a thinner profile could make the device weaker, Samsung might negate that by switching from aluminum to titanium. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 reportedly uses a different grade of titanium than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. A YouTuber recently showed that the Ultra has Grade 2 titanium, weaker than the iPhone 15 Pro’s Grade 5 titanium. Maybe the Korean firm will equip the new foldable with a better quality titanium material.
Samsung also plans to redesign the new Fold’s frame to match the Galaxy S24 series. Additionally, despite being thinner than the Fold 5, the device will reportedly pack a bigger battery. The tipster claims a 5% increase in the battery capacity, which could mean a typical capacity of 4,600mAh. The Fold 5 has a 4,400mAh battery. The company could have pulled this off by making the device significantly wider to allow for a wider cover display.
Elsewhere, the upcoming Samsung device will get an improved under-display camera (UDC). The Fold lineup has used a UDC for the second selfie camera on the inside since the third-gen model in 2021. The company has equipped all models with a 4MP solution so far. It reportedly doesn’t plan to increase the resolution this year. However, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will bring improvements to the camera aperture and image quality.
The foldable may come in a 16GB RAM variant
Samsung is also considering offering the Galaxy Z Fold 6 with 16GB of RAM, paired with 1TB onboard storage. There should also be a 12GB RAM variant, while other storage options may include 256GB and 512GB, with no micro SD card support. The camera setup may remain unchanged over the Fold 5. The company plans to improve the image quality with enhanced software processing rather than fitting the device with new camera hardware.
The Korean firm prioritizing a thinner profile means the new foldable will lack a built-in S Pen, though it will support S Pen input. Meanwhile, this could help reduce the overall weight of the device. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 could weigh less than 250 grams. The Fold 5 weighs 253 grams. Samsung will unveil the device alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 in July or August this year. The pricing structure may remain largely unchanged from 2023.
With anticipation building for Samsung‘s next-gen foldable smartphones, more information has hit the rumor mill. There are already rumors that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will be incredibly thin and feature a titanium frame. A recent post on the Korean platform Naver Blog has revealed additional details, including its design and weight.
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 features improved UTG
According to a Naver Blog user identified as yeux1122, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will feature an improved UTG (Ultra Thin Glass) panel. It offers enhanced tactility and durability compared to the previous generations. Samsung has also made the hinge more sturdy and durable. All of this while still reducing the phone’s overall thickness. The upcoming foldable will allegedly measure just 11mm in thickness when folded. The Galaxy Z Fold 5 measures 13.4mm.
While a thinner profile could make the device weaker, Samsung might negate that by switching from aluminum to titanium. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 reportedly uses a different grade of titanium than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. A YouTuber recently showed that the Ultra has Grade 2 titanium, weaker than the iPhone 15 Pro’s Grade 5 titanium. Maybe the Korean firm will equip the new foldable with a better quality titanium material.
Samsung also plans to redesign the new Fold’s frame to match the Galaxy S24 series. Additionally, despite being thinner than the Fold 5, the device will reportedly pack a bigger battery. The tipster claims a 5% increase in the battery capacity, which could mean a typical capacity of 4,600mAh. The Fold 5 has a 4,400mAh battery. The company could have pulled this off by making the device significantly wider to allow for a wider cover display.
Elsewhere, the upcoming Samsung device will get an improved under-display camera (UDC). The Fold lineup has used a UDC for the second selfie camera on the inside since the third-gen model in 2021. The company has equipped all models with a 4MP solution so far. It reportedly doesn’t plan to increase the resolution this year. However, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will bring improvements to the camera aperture and image quality.
The foldable may come in a 16GB RAM variant
Samsung is also considering offering the Galaxy Z Fold 6 with 16GB of RAM, paired with 1TB onboard storage. There should also be a 12GB RAM variant, while other storage options may include 256GB and 512GB, with no micro SD card support. The camera setup may remain unchanged over the Fold 5. The company plans to improve the image quality with enhanced software processing rather than fitting the device with new camera hardware.
The Korean firm prioritizing a thinner profile means the new foldable will lack a built-in S Pen, though it will support S Pen input. Meanwhile, this could help reduce the overall weight of the device. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 could weigh less than 250 grams. The Fold 5 weighs 253 grams. Samsung will unveil the device alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 in July or August this year. The pricing structure may remain largely unchanged from 2023.
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