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Make the most of your Galaxy Z Fold 6
Display analyst Ross Young claims Samsung’s FE clamshell is ready to launch in 2025. The cheaper foldable will apparently look the same as the Flip 7 but could use a slower processor and downgraded cameras to hit a more affordable price point. A Korean leaker also recently claimed that the Galaxy Z Flip FE might launch alongside the regular Galaxy Z Flip 7 next year.
Samsung might be taking a page from Motorola’s playbook, as the latter offers the Razr and Razr+ at two distinct price points. The standard Razr makes a few compromises but remains a more budget-friendly option, making it accessible to a wider audience. In comparison, the Moto Razr+ delivers a better experience with a faster chip, bigger and brighter displays, better cameras, and longer battery life.
Based on this strategy, the Galaxy Z Flip SE should cost around $700, making it much more affordable and cheaper than the Galaxy Z Flip 7, which should retain the same $1,099 price tag as the Z Flip 6.
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 might not look like the Z Fold SE
Samsung launched the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition in late October in South Koreaand China. The foldable arrived just a few months after the Galaxy Z Fold 6, featuring significant improvements, like a slimmer chassis, bigger display, and a higher-resolution 200MP primary camera.
If you thought the Galaxy Z Fold 7 would look like the Z Fold Special Edition, that seemingly won’t be the case. Ross claims the Galaxy Z Fold 7 SE — and not the regular Fold 7 — will feature the same design as the Z Fold 6 SE.
