In addition to the surprise, In a little over a month, the presentation of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6 will take place. Although there is still no official confirmation in this regard, rumors and leaks point to July 10 as the date for this summer’s Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, which will move to what will become the main world a few weeks later. sporting event in Paris celebrating the 2024 Olympic Games.

Today we have many doubts about what awaits us at this event, although we can take it for granted that it will present us with a new generation of standard editions of folding devices, a renewal of its smartwatches and a launch signal for the marketing of the latest device of the brand, already announced and presented to Samsung. GalaxyRing. Will we also see the long-awaited Galaxy Watch Ultra? Premium and/or FE versions of the Galaxy Z? Rumors are for all tastes, so we will most likely not fully resolve our doubts until the day of the event.

Yes, we can take it for granted as there are already quite a few rumors heading in that direction, the point is that We should not expect a major renewal this year The Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6 appear to be a fairly continuous generation, updating some of their components from the 2023 versions to the 2024 versions and little else. Of course, we’re talking about a type of device that’s already quite innovative in its genesis, so it doesn’t make much sense to ask them to continue to be the backbone of innovation generation after generation.

However, they can be expected to offer the latest in technology, given that they are on the cutting edge, as evidenced by their specifications and prices. However, as we read in SamMobile, even this future generation will not be able to boast about it, because Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6 will not have Wi-Fi 7 connectivitysomething that is at the same time surprising in the middle of 2024, but on the other hand it coincides with what was seen with the Galaxy S24 generation, in which Wi-Fi 7 connectivity is exclusive to the Ultra version.

Information is extracted from documentation provided by Samsung FCC (the U.S. communications regulator) to get certification that allows it to be sold in that country, and it doesn’t include the latest generation of Wi-Fi connectivity, so Samsung won’t be able to sell these terminals in the United States if it eventually does. they offer it.