Just two weeks before Samsung’s Unpacked event on July 10, where the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 are expected to be unveiled, new leaks have emerged showcasing official cases for the upcoming foldable smartphones. These leaks, courtesy of the reliable leaker @MysteryLupin on X, come in the form of a PostImage gallery link showing a variety of case designs for both the Fold 6 and Flip 6.
For the Galaxy Z Flip 6, the leaked images reveal blue and gray cases, along with a green keyring case. Notably, a distinct color around the camera ring is visible on the cases. While details are limited, these images offer a glimpse at the rumored 3.9-inch cover display, expected to be larger than its predecessor but retaining the folder-like shape. The leak also shows dual rear camera sensors, but confirmation regarding the rumored 50-megapixel primary sensor and ultrawide camera specifications is still pending.
Moving on to the Galaxy Z Fold 6, the leaked cases come in white, gray, navy blue, and silver color options. One of the most intriguing reveals is the presence of an S Pen case, effectively confirming that the Z Fold 6 will not feature a built-in slot for the S Pen. However, the inclusion of a dedicated S Pen case suggests that users will still be able to utilize the S Pen with the device.
The leaked images also showcase an updated grip plate with a clear backplate and a unique new design. This design incorporates a grip and a kickstand, offering significantly more functionality than standard grip cases. While the backplate may appear somewhat peculiar, it promises enhanced usability.
As highlighted by 9to5 Google, Samsung often provides cases for free with preorders. Interestingly, the preorder page for the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 is already live, offering instant credit and savings for those who sign up, along with an entry into a sweepstakes.
With Samsung Galaxy Unpacked set to take place in Paris on July 10, the only remaining unknowns are the prices for the Fold 6 and Flip 6. Both devices are expected to see a $100 price increase, which could make them considerably expensive.
