As you may know, after all the launches at the beginning of 2024, eyes are now on what comes next, that is, Samsung’s new foldables, which should be a reality at the beginning of summer. This is important because the manufacturer is now willing to change its strategy a little, by launching more devices, at the same time as adjusting the prices of the entire range.
Samsung has plans to lower the price of its Flip. Accepted?
Therefore, in addition to the new Z Flip FE and Z Fold Ultra models, which should join the already recognized Galaxy Z Flip and Z Fold… Everything indicates that the Z Flip base model will also opt for another strategy that should result in a cut in price.
Ultimately, the Z Flip 6 will not feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3 SoC, instead, it will rely on an Exynos 2400. This is important! After all, all Galaxy Z foldables launched so far have reached the market based on a Qualcomm SoC.
Is this negative?
Not really, in the same way that the S24 and S24+ are incredible devices despite having an Exynos 2400 instead of a Snapdragon 8 Gen3 SoC… The same can and should happen with the Z Flip 6.
However, this raises a question… If the base model of the Z Flip 6 hits the shelves with an Exynos 2400 SoC, which should mean a price adjustment, which SoC will serve as the basis for the Z Flip FE? Will Samsung opt for the same path as the S23 FE, which hit the market with an Exynos 2200? It would be interesting, but it would also be a bad sign, given that the Exynos 2200 has never been very well regarded by consumers.
