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Offline Nairaland

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Samsung to make a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold6
« on: January 24, 2024, 08:23:38 AM »
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According to a new rumor out of its home market of Korea, Samsung is considering releasing a cheaper version of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold6. This isn't to say the Fold6 itself will be cheaper - but it might be joined by a cheaper option. This is the first time Samsung has ever considered developing a lower-cost foldable, the source of this rumor says.

Interestingly, the reason for choosing the Fold line for this move and not the Flip is that the Flips that have launched so far are selling much more. So with a cheaper Fold, the Fold line could be reinvigorated.

This move would apparently help Samsung gain some more traction with its foldables in the Chinese market, which so far has been dominated by local players. That said, Samsung still commands double-digit market share in China for foldables, which is much more than it can say for slab phones, where it's hovering around 1%.

With a cheaper Fold6, it would also simply expand the global market for foldables, which Samsung is currently leading, giving it an edge over competitors that don't have foldable offerings or don't sell them widely.