The Galaxy Z Fold 6 feels like the final evolution of Samsung's current foldable design. Taking inspiration from the S24 Ultra, this boxy design looks great, maximizes screen size, and makes this the best version of Samsung's pocketable tablet.

Speaking of AI features, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is full of them. Gemini is now the official replacement for Google Assistant on new Samsung foldables, and it works on both screens. You also get access to top Galaxy AI features, like Portrait Studio and Note Assist.

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.

I know it's Amazon Prime Day - and I know Amazon has some great phone deals available, but I'd challenge anyone to find a better deal right now than Samsung's current discount on the excellent Galaxy Z Fold 6.

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.

Amazon's Prime Day is still going on, however Samsung just upstaged Amazon with its own sale. Earlier we wrote about the Galaxy S24 Ultra deal that is

During the Amazon October Prime Day sale, however, the prices on Samsung's latest foldable phones are getting some pretty significant discounts that almost make them affordable. Both the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Galaxy Z Flip 6 are currently discounted for Prime Big Deal Days.

Prime Day is back, and Amazon is currently offering an almighty discount on one of the most exciting phones around: you can now get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 for $1,399.99 (was $1,899.99). That's a huge $500 saving. • Shop more Prime Day deals

Is this Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition showing up in pre-order imagery the same super-thing variant we've been hearing about?

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.