According to pulsestacks on April 26th, foreign tech media Android Headline recently published a post, revealing traces of the Galaxy Z Fold6 Ultra phone in a database. If this device is officially released, it will be the first in the Galaxy Z series to feature the "Ultra" designation.
According to the database information, the model number of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 Ultra phone is "SM-F958N." Following Samsung's official naming convention, the second-to-last digit in the model number represents the series specification, with the number "8" indicating Ultra.
For example, the model number for the Galaxy S23 is SM-S911x, while the S23 Ultra's model number is SM-S918x; similarly, the S24's model number is SM-S921x, and the S24 Ultra's model number is SM-S928x.
Prior to this, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold series has never featured the number "8." For instance, the model number for the Fold 5 is SM-F946x, and the Fold 4's model number is SM-F936x. In essence, all previously released Galaxy Fold models have ended with "6."
However, based on the current database information, only the "SM-F958N" model has been found so far, with the "N" indicating South Korea, suggesting that the Galaxy Z Fold6 Ultra may only be available in the South Korean market.
In addition, the standard version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 model will also be released in South Korea. The model number for the South Korean version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is SM-F956N.
pulsestacks reported today that Samsung may hold a Galaxy Unpacked event on July 10th to unveil the Galaxy Z series foldable phones.
