Folding smartphones are slowly becoming more popular and it looks like they will soon become mainstream, especially with the investment from Samsung.
In recent years, the tech world has seen many brands launch folding phones, but Samsung remains the leader in this fascinating category. Now, the Korean company wants to continue its leadership position by expanding its portfolio even further when it launches up to six foldable devices next year.
Samsung will expand its foldable lineup next year.
Besides, the brand is also said to be reorganizing its S series lineup by getting rid of the Plus model next year. According to Twitter user @RGcloudS, Samsung plans to make many important changes to the smartphone and tablet category in 2024. The brand could launch up to six foldable devices next year, including the Galaxy Z Flex, Z Fold Ultra, Z Flip Ultra and, notably, Z Tab. The regular Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip are also in the upcoming product category.
The source claims that the "Z Ultra" branded models will use Samsung's 4K display, while the standard "Z" models will feature a QHD display made by BOE. Alternatively, the Z Flip may appear with a 2K display made by Samsung or an FHD panel from BOE.
Notably, a source said that the Galaxy Z Flex will be a tri-fold smartphone, which means it will be 3 times as large as conventional folding devices. In addition, the company also seems to be working on a folding tablet called the Galaxy Z Tab. Since it's a folding tablet, users can expect it to offer a relatively large display.
Galaxy Z Tab will be one of the folding devices worth watching next year.
In addition, Twitter users claim Samsung is preparing to bring a new mid-range product line named Galaxy K series. Although not much is known about the new product but it will likely be under the Galaxy A series. Furthermore, it is reported that the Korean company will phase out the Galaxy S24 Plus model next year and launch a new high-end model in this lineup.
Note that there is no official confirmation of the details shared by RgcloudS, so things still need more time to confirm.