This morning, the Samsung SM-F9560 and SM-F4710 were listed on the 3C certification. The first model number belongs to Galaxy Z Fold6, while the second belongs to Galaxy Z Flip6.
The certification mentions that both devices will use the same Samsung EP-TA800 charger, a 25W charger that the company has used for a long time in its flagship series. The previous foldable flagship also uses the same charger.
The charger has the following charging modes: 15W, 25W, 10W-18W and 7.5W-25W. At this point, Samsung will have to find a new breakthrough in charging technology, as the company has been using this old technology for years. Due to the Samsung Note 7 incident, the company may still avoid fast charging technology.
The all-new Galaxy Z Foldable models are expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. The chipset is based on TSMC’s 4nm manufacturing process and features one Cortex-X4 core, five Cortex-A720 cores, and two Cortex-A520 cores.
Both devices are reported to feature the same anti-reflective Gorilla Glass Armor protection the company has already used in its Galaxy S24 lineup. In addition, the RAM and storage capacities are also reported to increase this year.
There is relatively little information about Samsung’s upcoming foldable phones, but we can expect more information in the coming days. These devices are expected to launch in July and August this year.
