Samsung's New Galaxy Z Fold 6 Looks Good for Being So Square

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is Samsung's latest book-style foldable phone. It has a refreshed design, a slightly larger front screen, new AI features, the same processor as the Galaxy S24 family and an ultrawide camera that's better at shooting in the dark.

It also starts at $1,900, making it $100 more expensive than the Galaxy Z Fold 5 at launch. 

Samsung announced the Galaxy Z Fold 6 (right) alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 (left) on July 10. 

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 has a 50-megapixel main camera, 10-megapixel telephoto camera and 12-megapixel ultrawide camera. The ultrawide camera has a new sensor.

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is lighter than the Z Fold 5, making it easier to use with one hand. 

Samsung also made the edges flatter and sharper, which makes the Z Fold 6 resemble the Galaxy S24 Ultra. 

It runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor optimized for Samsung's Galaxy phones, just like the Galaxy S23 lineup. 

Samsung also introduced a few new AI-powered software features, including tools for recasting images of people in different art styles, the ability to generate images from sketches, two-way language translation on both screens and more. 

Like previous Z Folds, you can run apps in split screen mode on the Z Fold 6.

At 6.3 inches, the Galaxy Z Fold 6's cover screen is also slightly larger compared with the Z Fold 5's 6.2-inch display. 

Here's the Galaxy Z Fold 6 (left) alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 5. 

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 (right) has come a long way from Samsung's original 2019 Galaxy Fold (left). 

Keep scrolling for more photos of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, including how it looks compared with the original Fold and the Galaxy Z Flip.