Both good and bad news coming for Galaxy Z Fold6
One of the strongest names in the foldable smartphone market, the Galaxy Z Fold series, has significant rumors about its new member.
Amidst the tech chatter, Samsung has once again made headlines. While the company is rumored to be crafting a more streamlined version of the Galaxy Z Fold6, expectations of a camera enhancement might need to be tempered. Ice Universe, a notable industry figure, suggests that Samsung plans to continue its use of the 50MP Samsung GN3 sensor, the very same that graced both the Z Fold5 and Z Fold4.
For those with high hopes of witnessing a camera upgrade, this might be a tad disheartening. However, it seems Samsung is channeling its energy into refining other facets of the phone, particularly its dimensions. Comparative insights highlight a discrepancy between the thickness of the Galaxy Z Fold5 and its market rivals.
Both good and bad news coming for Galaxy Z Fold6
The current Galaxy Z Fold5 stands at 6.1mm when unfolded and doubles to 13.4mm when folded. Meanwhile, contenders like the Huawei Mate X5 and Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 boast svelte profiles of 5.3mm and 10.9mm respectively when folded. Even OnePlus's maiden foldable device measures 5.8mm in its unfolded state and 11.7mm folded.
Speculation has emerged that Samsung's quest for a thinner design might involve gleaning insights from Huawei's Mate X5, potentially trying to decipher how Huawei managed to combine a sleeker profile with a more substantial internal battery. Should Samsung succeed in refining the Z Fold6's design without compromising its resilience or battery longevity, it would undoubtedly be a commendable leap forward. Yet, it's essential to underline the speculative nature of this information until more concrete details emerge from Samsung's end.