Samsung is set to launch a new Galaxy device in its home country of South Korea next week, with speculation mounting that it will be the long-rumoured Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition. While details remain scarce, recent leaks suggest the device could feature a sleeker design and larger displays compared to the standard model.

According to a newsroom post by Samsung South Korea, the company will unveil a new Galaxy device on October 21. Although the device’s identity has not been confirmed, all signs point to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition. A teaser video has also been released, building anticipation for the upcoming launch.

Reports indicate that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition will boast a number of impressive features, including a redesigned camera module with a rectangular layout, S Pen support, and a titanium frame. The device is also expected to be thinner than its standard counterpart, with a thickness of just 10.6mm when folded. In terms of optics, the device may feature a 200-megapixel primary camera, along with larger displays, measuring 8 inches internally and 6.5 inches externally.

Notably, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition is expected to have limited availability, with reports suggesting it will only be launched in two markets: China and South Korea. The device is tipped to debut in South Korea on September 25, followed by a launch in China shortly after. Production numbers are also expected to be limited, with only 400,000 to 500,000 units reportedly set to be produced.

Samsung’s decision to limit the availability of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition has generated significant interest, with many fans eager to get their hands on the exclusive device. With its sleek design, impressive features, and limited production run, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition is shaping up to be a highly sought-after device. As the launch date draws near, fans will be eagerly awaiting further details about this exciting new device.