There have been numerous speculations about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6, including a series of detailed renders. A new report from WinFuture suggests that Samsung will release two new Fold6 models. In an effort to differentiate its Z Fold lineup, Samsung is reportedly introducing an Ultra model similar to its Galaxy S-series. The latest rumor indicates that we can expect a standard Galaxy Z Fold6, with the internal codename Q6, and a more advanced Galaxy Z Fold6 Ultra, codenamed Q6A.
While specific details about the differences between the two Z Fold6 models are still uncertain, the latest report hints at the Ultra model having improved cameras, including a rumored 200MP ISOCELL HP2 main camera similar to the S24 Ultra.
Additionally, the Z Fold6 Ultra is rumored to feature optional stylus support, higher memory and storage options, and larger cover and main displays. There may also be an updated hinge design to minimize the visibility of the display crease on the Z Fold6 Ultra.
Samsung is anticipated to unveil its new foldable devices in July, where the launch of the Galaxy Ring is also expected.
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