We could get a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold6<\/a>, or a Galaxy Z Fold6 Ultra<\/a>, depending on the rumor of the day. Today, the rumor points to the latter.<\/p>\n A model name SM-F958 has surfaced in South Korea, sparking assumptions that it’s the expected Ultra Z Fold device. The reasoning behind the assumptions has to do with Samsung nomenclature. You see, the Galaxy Z Fold5 is the SM-946<\/b>, while the Galaxy Z Fold4 was the SM-936<\/b>, leading us to expect that the Galaxy Z Fold6 will be the SM-956<\/b>. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is the SM-928<\/b>.<\/p>\n So given this logic, we’re assuming that regular phones end on a 6<\/b>, while Ultra’s land on an 8<\/b>.<\/p>\n Sadly this is all the information we have to go on now. The source of the report hypothesizes that the device could end up being a South Korea-only device, which we find hard to believe. Given Samsung’s usual way of doing things, we’d expect the maker to ship any of its Ultra phones globally.<\/p>\n Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold6 alongside the Z Flip6 and the Galaxy Ring in July. Early renders suggest the Galaxy Z Fold6 could look very similar to the current model.
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