256GB Storage & Unlocked Freedom: Store everything you need with ample space and enjoy the flexibility to choose your carrier with an unlocked device.
Revolutionary Foldable Design: Seamlessly switch between a compact phone and an expansive tablet-sized display—perfect for multitasking and immersive entertainment.
AI-Powered Photo Edits: Transform your photos with intelligent editing tools that enhance your images in just a tap.
Hands-Free Live Translation: Break language barriers instantly with real-time AI-powered translation for voice and text.
Circle to Seek Navigation: An innovative feature for intuitive navigation and quick access to essential apps or tools.
Huge Dynamic Display: Experience vivid colors and stunning clarity on a screen designed for productivity and entertainment.
Enhanced Durability for 2024: Engineered with cutting-edge materials and water resistance to handle everyday challenges.
US Model with 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty: Peace of mind with official Samsung support in the United States.
This cutting-edge device combines groundbreaking AI features with premium performance—perfect for those who demand the best from their smartphone.
Specification: SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 6: Unleash the Future of Smartphones
Product Dimensions
6.04 x 2.68 x 0.48 inches
Item Weight
15.2 ounces
Item model number
SM-F956UZSAXAA
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
OS
OneUI 6.1, Android 14
Connectivity technologies
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC
GPS
True
Special features
Fast Charging Support, Dual SIM, Always On Display, Built-In GPS, Mobile Hotspot Capability
Other display features
Wireless
Human Interface Input
Touchscreen, Microphone, Buttons, Touchscreen with Stylus Support
6 reviews for SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 6: Unleash the Future of Smartphones
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Aron –
In its 6th iteration of this format, the phone shows an elegant design. The weight and size feels almost comfortable. Compromises, like the pen not being included or the inner display needing a protector, are still here. The color pink is delicate.
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Will Davison –
After spending time with Samsung’s latest foldable flagship, I find myself thoroughly impressed yet convinced it’s not the right fit for my daily life. The engineering is remarkable – having two devices in one is genuinely exciting. When folded, it’s a usable (though thick) phone for quick tasks, and unfolded, it transforms into a mini tablet perfect for reading, editing, and multitasking with multiple apps. However, practical concerns outweigh my enthusiasm. The device’s bulk in my pocket is a constant reminder of its presence, and as someone who often wears fitted clothing, I’ve found myself constantly adjusting how I carry it. The premium price point, while justified for the technology, is difficult to rationalize given that I primarily use the unfolded screen during commutes and occasional document editing. Additionally, my active lifestyle with frequent outdoor activities and gym sessions demands a more durable device I can use without constant worry. While I’m genuinely excited about where foldable technology is heading, I’ve learned that my ideal phone needs to prioritize durability and simplicity over the impressive flexibility of a folding display.
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★★★★★
Diana –
I ordered this for my daughter, It’s a beautiful phone the Software is most definitely impressive. However the front screen was smaller than we anticipated and the fonts a little tiny. So my Daughter decided to go with the One plus open. I returned this phone exactly the way it came and the seller charged me a $349 restocking fee, If I was aware of this I would have not made this purchase as I feel this is a Rip off.
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Kimberly m. –
This is my 2nd galaxy fold. The first one lasted less than two years. A cracked formed along the seam. A couple of weeks later, the phone stopped working. I replaced it because I like the phone that much. I invest for a living and this phone has replaced my computer. I can use three apps on the same screen, four including the calculator. I would only recommend this phone to somebody who made their livelihood with it. And for those people, I couldn’t recommend it enough.
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Narine –
High quality phone, amazing picture quality. Love how it opens up and I can see more details. At work , I just use the 1st screen. I can do everything on the front screen, without having to open to the full screen. I love to show my pictures to my friends because the screen is so large!!
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★★★★★
Will Davison –
I originally got a Zflip 5 and liked the compactness and versatility, hence I decided to give the fold a try!
Pros: – the beautiful, large screen is perfect for multi-tasking, for example: texting somebody about a vacation destination and taking quick screenshots and sending it right to them on the other side of your screen – The external cameras are an amazing improvement from last year, likely because Samsung tuned their auto-ai-whatever image processing. – the foldable screen makes it it’s own stand! YouTube even has a built in mode that turns the bottom half into the video controls! – The springs don’t drag it open or close like my flip, so I can stand it at almost any angle! – materials make it feel premium! Samsung put a lot of effort into perfecting the foldable feeeling of quality. I also own an S24 ultra and they feel almost identical in terms of trust I have in the physical design and materials. Extremely well machined! – using the outside screen doesn’t feel terrible and cramped as I had expected. It’s a lot like when I got my flip and thought it was weirdly tall, but I got used to it. – ecosystem integration is finally to a point I can recommend people get everything Samsung, like the watch, ring, and tablets! Copy and paste works, if I need to open a message on my phone from my watch, I can immediately just open my phone, copy an OTP, etc.
Ehhh: – Battery life is middling, it will last you all day, BUT with low-medium use. I am in a job where I use it around 4 hours a day and it struggles to be at even 20% at the end of my day. – Samsung bloatware is Mostly removable, I miss my pixel phones with completely uninstallable to no bloatware. I hate that we have non-uninstallabke bloatware like AR camera or Bixby (Google assistant FTW)
Cons: – app support is getting closer to being more widespread but still not where it needs to be, some apps have issues with both the external and internal display ratios, whether it be too skinny to display things, or too wide to display things properly. – front/internal camera is terrible, it is taking a picture through the screen, but it is simply unacceptably bad – Brightness of the screen is not enough for outdoor use. I went to a local restaurant today and noticed I could barely see the screen with extra brightness enabled in overcast weather.
Overall 8.5/10
TL:DR Physical design is impeccable, however software support and battery life hold it back from being what Samsung envisions: the perfect compact phone. 8.5/10
Aron –
In its 6th iteration of this format, the phone shows an elegant design. The weight and size feels almost comfortable. Compromises, like the pen not being included or the inner display needing a protector, are still here. The color pink is delicate.
Will Davison –
After spending time with Samsung’s latest foldable flagship, I find myself thoroughly impressed yet convinced it’s not the right fit for my daily life.
The engineering is remarkable – having two devices in one is genuinely exciting. When folded, it’s a usable (though thick) phone for quick tasks, and unfolded, it transforms into a mini tablet perfect for reading, editing, and multitasking with multiple apps.
However, practical concerns outweigh my enthusiasm. The device’s bulk in my pocket is a constant reminder of its presence, and as someone who often wears fitted clothing, I’ve found myself constantly adjusting how I carry it. The premium price point, while justified for the technology, is difficult to rationalize given that I primarily use the unfolded screen during commutes and occasional document editing. Additionally, my active lifestyle with frequent outdoor activities and gym sessions demands a more durable device I can use without constant worry.
While I’m genuinely excited about where foldable technology is heading, I’ve learned that my ideal phone needs to prioritize durability and simplicity over the impressive flexibility of a folding display.
Diana –
I ordered this for my daughter, It’s a beautiful phone the Software is most definitely impressive. However the front screen was smaller than we anticipated and the fonts a little tiny. So my Daughter decided to go with the One plus open. I returned this phone exactly the way it came and the seller charged me a $349 restocking fee, If I was aware of this I would have not made this purchase as I feel this is a Rip off.
Kimberly m. –
This is my 2nd galaxy fold. The first one lasted less than two years. A cracked formed along the seam. A couple of weeks later, the phone stopped working. I replaced it because I like the phone that much. I invest for a living and this phone has replaced my computer. I can use three apps on the same screen, four including the calculator. I would only recommend this phone to somebody who made their livelihood with it. And for those people, I couldn’t recommend it enough.
Narine –
High quality phone, amazing picture quality. Love how it opens up and I can see more details. At work , I just use the 1st screen. I can do everything on the front screen, without having to open to the full screen. I love to show my pictures to my friends because the screen is so large!!
Will Davison –
I originally got a Zflip 5 and liked the compactness and versatility, hence I decided to give the fold a try!
Pros:
– the beautiful, large screen is perfect for multi-tasking, for example: texting somebody about a vacation destination and taking quick screenshots and sending it right to them on the other side of your screen
– The external cameras are an amazing improvement from last year, likely because Samsung tuned their auto-ai-whatever image processing.
– the foldable screen makes it it’s own stand! YouTube even has a built in mode that turns the bottom half into the video controls!
– The springs don’t drag it open or close like my flip, so I can stand it at almost any angle!
– materials make it feel premium! Samsung put a lot of effort into perfecting the foldable feeeling of quality. I also own an S24 ultra and they feel almost identical in terms of trust I have in the physical design and materials. Extremely well machined!
– using the outside screen doesn’t feel terrible and cramped as I had expected. It’s a lot like when I got my flip and thought it was weirdly tall, but I got used to it.
– ecosystem integration is finally to a point I can recommend people get everything Samsung, like the watch, ring, and tablets! Copy and paste works, if I need to open a message on my phone from my watch, I can immediately just open my phone, copy an OTP, etc.
Ehhh:
– Battery life is middling, it will last you all day, BUT with low-medium use. I am in a job where I use it around 4 hours a day and it struggles to be at even 20% at the end of my day.
– Samsung bloatware is Mostly removable, I miss my pixel phones with completely uninstallable to no bloatware. I hate that we have non-uninstallabke bloatware like AR camera or Bixby (Google assistant FTW)
Cons:
– app support is getting closer to being more widespread but still not where it needs to be, some apps have issues with both the external and internal display ratios, whether it be too skinny to display things, or too wide to display things properly.
– front/internal camera is terrible, it is taking a picture through the screen, but it is simply unacceptably bad
– Brightness of the screen is not enough for outdoor use. I went to a local restaurant today and noticed I could barely see the screen with extra brightness enabled in overcast weather.
Overall 8.5/10
TL:DR
Physical design is impeccable, however software support and battery life hold it back from being what Samsung envisions: the perfect compact phone. 8.5/10