The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra could be out of our reach

We've been hearing rumors about Samsung potentially working on a cheaper version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6. But it turns out that might not be all. Samsung could also be working on the other end of the spectrum for an even more expensive version of the phone. This is according to a report from Galaxy Club.

According to the publication, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra is real. The bad news is that it might be exclusive to South Korea. This is based on the model number they uncovered, where the handset is apparently known as "SM-F958N". The "8" in the model number is what is used to denote Samsung's "Ultra" devices, like the Galaxy S24 Ultra which has the model number "SM-S928".

The "N" in the name means that it is a South Korean model. It is possible that Samsung could have other model numbers that have yet to be uncovered, but for now, it looks like it could be a South Korea exclusive. In a way it's not necessarily a bad thing.

Samsung's foldables don't come cheap and we'd hate to think how much an "Ultra" variant of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 could cost. Either way, it's still too early to tell, but Samsung is rumored to be hosting a Galaxy Unpacked event this July, so we should have more details then.