As the extended Prime Day event reaches its final hours today, Samsung is offering an great deal on its flagship foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Fold 6, through its official website. This limited-time offer is an unparalleled opportunity to acquire one of the most innovative devices on the market at a true fraction of its original cost.

With its sleek design, impressive durability, and a suite of AI-powered features, this device is not just a smartphone; it’s a revolutionary tool that redefines what a phone can do.

Samsung is also said to be increasing its camera improvement with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition. Among the improvements highlighted is the under-display camera that BeeRP claims will increase from an initial 1MP to 5MP. Doing so might make video calls and selfies from within the fold look so much more polished rather than blurry and mournful.

A new rumor suggests that Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition could have a more minimal screen crease than its sibling.

Sketch to image is a neat Galaxy Z Fold 6 feature that gives you a reason to pull out the optional S Pen. It uses generative artificial intelligence to turn your rough sketches or

With the Fold 1 having serious durability problems, the Fold 2 represented another chance for Samsung. And Samsung continued with the line in 2021 in the form of the cheaper ($1,800 upon release) Galaxy Z Fold 3. Samsung is now up to its sixth iteration of the Galaxy Z Fold, which came out in July for $1,900.

As Prime Day unfolds, Samsung is offering an incredible opportunity to purchase the Galaxy Z Fold 6 at a fraction of its original price through its official website. This limited-time offer is enticing for anyone looking to experience cutting-edge technology without breaking the bank.

As we await more details, it’s clear that Samsung aims to regain its lead in both hardware and software. If these rumours hold true, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition could become one of the best foldable smartphones on the market, offering users a more refined and polished experience than ever before.

So, remember the whole conversation about a Galaxy Fold that can finally compete with the designs we've seen from Chinese manufacturers? Well, let's just say we've got some possible good and bad news.