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Ever since the original Galaxy Fold came out in 2019<\/a>, Samsung has enjoyed a commanding lead over the market for flexible screen phones. But with the introduction of challengers like the OnePlus Open<\/a>, the Pixel Fold<\/a> and the 2024 Moto Razrs<\/a>, the gap between Samsung and its biggest competitors has been shrinking quickly. So while the new Galaxy Z Fold 6<\/a> and Z Flip 6<\/a> \u2014 two of several devices announced at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked<\/a> event in Paris \u2014 are lighter, faster and more durable than before, I\u2019m not sure if that\u2019s enough to keep Samsung\u2019s latest generation of bendy handouts at the top of the growing mountain of foldable rivals.<\/p>\n Improvements to the Z Fold 6 and Z Flip can largely be broken down into two main categories: The expansion of Samsung\u2019s Galaxy AI features \u2013 which first launched on the S24 series <\/a>earlier this year \u2013 with some tweaks to take advantage of the phones\u2019 convertible form factor and an assortment of upgraded components including new camera sensors and faster silicon. However, those looking for major design changes will need to keep waiting, as these devices feel more like refined versions of last year\u2019s models than a full rework.<\/p>\nThe biggest changes for 2024<\/h2>\n