That Samsung ‘Ultra’ foldable is not what you think, says reliable leaker

Comparison: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, Z Fold 5, Z Fold 4
From left to right: Galaxy Z Fold 4, Z Fold 5, Z Fold 6.
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  • Samsung released a cryptic teaser for an “Ultra” foldable, which fuelled speculation that a Galaxy Z Fold 7 Ultra is coming.
  • However, a reputed leaker says that no “Ultra” version will be coming this summer, and Samsung is merely using “Ultra” to refer to upgrades to the camera, performance, and thinness.
  • A separate report from South Korea suggests Samsung’s next Unpacked event may happen in NYC early next month.

The internet is abuzz with Samsung’s rather cryptic teaser for an “Ultra” foldable launching this summer. Samsung didn’t share many details about the phone outside a GIF, but its flagships have been iterative upgrades for so long that people are jumping at the idea of a Galaxy Z Fold 7 Ultra. Now, a new leak is here to dampen our hopes of an Ultra foldable from Samsung.

Leaker Max Jambor shared on X that no Ultra model is coming this summer. Samsung’s teaser hints at a Galaxy Z Fold 7 Ultra, but according to the leaker, it’s just the standard Galaxy Z Fold 7 that will bring the “Ultra” experience.



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