PRE-ORDER NOW:Samsung's two newest foldable smartphones — the Galaxy Z Fold6 and aim delivery game kami eroticism zhu barZ Flip6 — are both available to pre-order as of July 10. They'll officially release on July 24, and start at $1,899.99 and $1,099.99, respectively.
Where to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6
Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked press conference wrapped up Wednesday, and with it came a slew of new announcements on the brand's latest wearable tech and smartphones, among other things. The company introduced its Galaxy AI tech earlier in 2024, and now it's being brought to its two newest mobile devices — the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6. Both of which are already up for preorder, and will officially ship out on July 24.
SEE ALSO: Where to pre-order the new Samsung Galaxy Watch UltraStarting at $1,899.99, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 is said to have its most advanced and durable display yet, even with fewer layers than the previous generation (which will thankfully make the device much easier to fold up). The maximum brightness of the screen has been upgraded, too, and will be easier to use in direct sunlight without too much glare. Mobile gamers will be happy to learn that the Z Fold6 is ray-tracing-enabled, and the phone's thinner bezels provide more screen real estate than ever.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 $1,899.99 at Amazon Starting at $1,099.99, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 was touted by the company as the slimmest and lightest version of the pint-sized foldable to date, but also the most powerful. The two main upgrades here are the camera and battery. The Z Flip6 features a 50MP wide-sensor lens, and has the ability to use AI tech to enhance your photos — this includes sharpening details, detecting lighting and objects, and helping you take the perfect hands-free group shot. The smartphone now has a 4,000mAh battery compared to 3,700mAh on the Flip5. The brand also says that the Flip6 employs its strongest display and hinge yet. Both handhelds take advantage of Samsung's Galaxy AI suite, including Note Assist, Circle to Search, Composer, live translations, and more. Plus, the Z Fold6 adds in Google's voice-enabled AI assistant, Gemini.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 $1,099.99 at Amazon Both phones are now available to pre-order, and will officially release on July 24. Here's everywhere you can snag one right now:
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 — starting at $1,899.99
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 — starting at $1,099.99
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 — starting at $1,899.99
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 — starting at $1,099.99
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 — starting at $1,899.99
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 — starting at $1,099.99
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