We’ve seen a few benchmark outcomes from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 to date with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 on the helm – not stunning, since that was the US mannequin (SM-F956U). The Geekbench database now comprises a take a look at consequence from a European unit (SM-F956B) too and it’s nonetheless utilizing the Snapdragon.
Leaks have instructed that the cheaper Galaxy Z Fold FE will use a mixture of Snapdragon and Exynos chips. A report by The Elec claimed that the flagship Galaxy Z Fold6 model will solely use the Snapdragon globally – and now there may be proof of that, due to Geekbench.
Galaxy Z Fold6 Geekbench scores: European unit • US unit
This specific unit had 12GB of RAM, which ought to stay the bottom capability. Will it’s the one RAM choice like on the Z Fold5? It may be, we haven’t seen any proof of a 16GB mannequin but. That stated, the cheaper Z Fold FE can also be anticipated to supply 12GB of RAM, so the flagship mannequin would possibly want a better capability choice to keep up its premium standing.
As for software program, there isn’t a lot to say – the Galaxy Z Fold6 will launch with One UI 6.1 (or probably 6.1.1) on high of Android 14 and will obtain 7 years of help identical to the S24 sequence.
PS. the scores from the US and European Galaxy Z Fold6 items are completely different, however that doesn’t imply a lot when taking a look at pre-release items (and we don’t even know whether or not they have been run at Gentle efficiency mode or not).