Samsung’s next Galaxy Unpacked event is anticipated to be held in early July. The South Korean tech giant is likely to introduce new foldable devices, smartwatches, TWS earphones, and the eagerly awaited Galaxy Ring. Numerous leaks and speculations have already disclosed much about the forthcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6. Recently, the foldable device has surfaced on the FCC certification site, unveiling crucial details.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 appears on FCC
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is listed on the FCC website under the model number SM-F956U. The certification document confirms the foldable phone’s boxier design, as previously revealed in CAD-based leaked renders. It is confirmed to support wireless charging, with the compatible charger bearing the model number EP-P5400. Additionally, the wired charger has a model number EP-TA800, consistent with the 3C certification that disclosed the unchanged 25W fast charging.
According to the FCC, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 will feature a USB-C port. Connectivity options for the foldable phone will include Bluetooth, NFC, WPT, Ultrawide-Band, and WiFi 5.8GHz. These are the key details revealed by the certification listing about the upcoming device.
Geekbench and Color Options
Earlier this month, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 was also identified on the Geekbench database. The benchmarking platform suggests it might be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, coupled with 12GB RAM. It recorded scores of 1,964 and 6,619 points in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. Another report indicates that the foldable phone will be available in Navy, Silver Shadow, Light Pink, Crafted Black, and White colors.
