That same morning my partner Juan gave an interesting review of what we expect from the already imminent Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6. If the numerous rumors about it in recent weeks are confirmed, Samsung will celebrate the traditional summer Galaxy Unpacked next year. July 10thevent, the main protagonists of which will be the new foldable device, the renewal of the smart watch offer and, of course, the launch signal for the sale of the Galaxy Ring.

Since its launch is inexorably close and Samsung’s foldable devices tend to attract a lot of attention from leak channels (quite logically, of course), recently Some of what awaits us we already knew. Well, maybe I should have put it in quotation marks, because as is often the case, and therefore always worth reminding in these cases, we are talking about rumors and therefore information that should be taken with a grain of salt.

Although its commercial name will be Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6, Samsung uses the code SM-F741B for it in the internal code (more precisely, the version that will reach the European and North American market), and this is important because it is the link that we have to look for in the databases , benchmarks and other sources of potential information about this foldable future. And exactly with this link we were able to find information and Galaxy Z Flip6 performance tests in Geekbench 6.

Searching for this reference returns three results, as you can see in this link, from three tests performed with an interval of 5 minutes between each one. So for reference in this post we took the first of the threewhich is also the one that got the best results, but if you wish you can check out the other two at the link in this same paragraph.

The first thing, as I pointed out in the title of the news, is that a jump in RAM has been confirmed, namely Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 will integrate 12 gigabytescompared to the 8 we found in the Flip5. It responds to a general trend in the market, as in this sense we are seeing further jumps among other high-end devices, which in turn may respond to a greater demand for memory to implement artificial intelligence functions. done locally.

As for his performance, we can see that he got the score 2,321 points in single core and a very respectable 7,233 in multi-corewhich means a remarkable development that we undoubtedly have to attribute to the SoC Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 tandem that works as a team with 12 gigabytes of RAM that it will integrate.

It’s not good news, we told you that a few weeks ago The Galaxy Flip6 and Fold6 are not meant to integrate Wi-Fi 7, something that is not a major problem today, but which in two or three years may end up being an obstacle, and therefore for users who want to extend the life of their devices beyond the stated period (undoubtedly something quite reasonable) . However, we will have to wait until next month to confirm this point.