Samsung is rolling out an exciting deal for the Galaxy Z Flip 6 just in time for Black Friday on its official website. This makes it an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to upgrade their smartphone: the Galaxy Z Flip 6 is currently available for $499 significantly reduced from its original price of $1,

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is only a few months old but that doesn't stop us from daydreaming on what we'd like to see from the Galaxy Fold 7.

The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition comes with a 7.99-inch display, the largest that Samsung has put on a foldable. The screen offers 2184 x 1968 (QXGA+) pixels resolution, 2,600 nits of peak brightness, and 120 Hz dynamic refresh rate, beating the Z Fold 6 panel when it comes to its specifications.

Galaxy Club claims that the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which is likely to be released next summer, has been codenamed “Q7”, while the Galaxy Z Flip 7 has been given the working title of “B7”. But there is a codename for one more unknown device: “Q7M”.

Samsungs Galaxy Z Fold SE is currently only available in China and Korea, with no plans for global expansion. The phone features a great screen with a shallower crease, as shown in newly released videos. Samsung's upcoming foldable phones could feature screens this good or better.

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition has appeared in a new video that shows off just how much the crease has been minimized.

Trade-in options are available here, although the top-tier Galaxy S24 Ultra is not listed as an option. The highest value Samsung is for the Z Fold 5 at £480, with similar prices for Google and Apple devices on offer.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition (SE), released as the W25 in China, is unlikely to ever make it's way to the United States or even Europe, but the improvements it makes over the standard Galaxy Z Fold 6 that was released worldwide earlier this year could be something we see in next year's Samsung foldable.