Introducing the highly popular foldable devices from Samsung – the Galaxy Z Flip series. Over the past three years, the Galaxy Z Flip 3, Galaxy Z Flip 4, and Galaxy Z Flip 5 have captured the hearts of many users with their unique clamshell design.

One key feature that sets these models apart is their use of two different batteries. For example, last year’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 boasted a combination of a 971mAh and a 2,620mAh cell, totaling a typical battery capacity of 3700mAh – matching that of the Galaxy Z Flip 4.

Now, with rumors swirling about Motorola’s upcoming Razr 50 Ultra (also known as Razr+ in the U.S.) featuring a hefty 4000mAh battery capacity, Samsung may need to up its game for the Galaxy Z Flip 6. Recent reports suggest that the new foldable device has been certified by the FCC and will come equipped with dual-cell batteries bearing model numbers EB-BF741ABY and EB-BF742ABY.

These batteries pack a punch, with capacities totaling at 3887mAh – potentially allowing Samsung to market it as having a typical capacity of 4000mAh. This would represent an impressive improvement over its predecessor, the Galaxy Z Flip 5.

In terms of battery capacity comparisons, the rumored typical capacity increase for the Galaxy Z Flip 6 would amount to an 8.1% hike from its predecessor’s typical capacity. Manufacturers often promote a device’s battery using its typical capacity as it reflects real-world performance under various conditions.

Rumors also suggest that Samsung may unveil the Galaxy Z Flip 6 alongside other exciting devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Watch 7 series, and Galaxy Ring in Paris on July 10th. The choice of location holds significance as Paris will host the Summer Olympics in 2024, for which Samsung is an official partner until 2028.

Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated launch event!