Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy Z Fold Slim, featuring a cover display with the same 19.5:9 aspect ratio as the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s screen. This information, sourced from prolific leakster Ice Universe, reveals exciting details about Samsung’s latest foldable device.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Slim
Although the aspect ratio remains consistent, the Galaxy Z Fold Slim’s outer screen will be slightly smaller at 6.5 inches compared to the S24 Ultra. Inside, users will enjoy an 8-inch folding display, both panels larger than those on the Galaxy Z Fold6, which was announced earlier this month.
The Galaxy Z Fold Slim, previously rumored to be named the Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, is expected to come with a titanium frame. This new model promises to be thinner and lighter than its predecessor, the Fold6, positioning itself as a more premium and pricier option within Samsung’s foldable lineup.
Set to debut in the fourth quarter of 2024, between October and December, the exact markets for the Galaxy Z Fold Slim remain uncertain. Initial rumors suggested availability only in Korea and China. However, Ice Universe clarifies that the Slim should not be confused with the Samsung W25, a foldable dedicated to the Chinese market.
Pokdepinion: If this is real, this is the kind of size I would want for a foldable of this form factor. Use like a regular smartphone with the cover display, and then use the bigger screen for specific things like playing mobile games.
