Samsung’s foldables are considered the most innovative Galaxy models, bringing some of the best and most astonishing features and technologies for the sake of customers. Also, the great Korean smartphone maker has the most intuitive foldable lineup across the globe. Simultaneously, these foldable models come with several impressive specifications, but despite all that, one thing that Samsung has to address is their charging speed, which is below par and highly disappointing. In contrast, Samsung’s upcoming flagship foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6, have achieved China’s 3C certification ahead of their launch.
Samsung is going to raise the curtain on its next-gen Galaxy foldable models, the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6, this year. Meanwhile, ahead of their official launch, both the foldables have achieved China’s 3C certification, which certainly disclosed the model numbers of both the foldables while also hinting towards their arrival with the similar 25W wired fast charging support.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 has the SM-F9560 model number, while the Galaxy Z Flip6 bears the SM-F7410model number, respectively. This 3C certification significantly indicates that both foldable phones will arrive with a similar 25W charging capacity. However, Samsung needs to address this case, as the brand has the opportunity to incorporate 45W charging support into its upcoming foldables, but it’s unlikely to happen, and the wireless charging capacity is also to remain constant at 15W.
Indeed, Samsung foldables are renowned for their intuitive features rather than their superior charging speed, a fact that undoubtedly disappoints users. Meanwhile, Samsung needs to clear it up and should bring some charging speed upgrades, beginning with its next-gen flagship Galaxy foldables.
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