Samsung could deny the Galaxy Z Flip 6 a new chipset based on a baffling new benchmark result that shows what's likely the new foldable running on last year's tech.

Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 are about three months out from their planned launch date, and now we have information that the Korean electronics giant will offer the phones in a selection of colors both old and new.

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 might launch in Navy, Light Pink, and Crafted Black, among other colors, while the Z Flip 6 should offer a more vibrant color selection. Both the Fold 6 and Flip 6 are expected to maintain the same storage options as their predecessors, with no changes to the base storage capacity.

Many of the current flagship phones, including the Z Fold 5, are equipped with two independent batteries, enabling faster charging of up to 25W. While it’s unlikely that the Z Fold 6 will reach that high value, it’s worth noting that the current Galaxy S24 Ultra can reach 45W charging speeds, but only on Samsung’s charger.

The colour options for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 have been leaked. A wide array of options have been rumoured, offering a wealth of great options for users. One of the biggest trends over the last few years has been the increased demand for foldable phones.

Samsung is anticipated to unveil the Galaxy Z Flip6 at an exclusive Unpacked event, where it will share the spotlight with the Galaxy Z Fold6 and

Everyone is expecting Samsung to launch a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold 6 Fan Edition, but why is it a smart idea to wait until October?

But if you want to talk expensive phones, Samsung's foldables are usually at the top of the list. The current Galaxy Z Fold 5 starts at $1,799, and there are few indications that Samsung is planning a price cut. It is early, though, and pricing rumors really don't pick up until we get closer to a phone's release date.