Samsung is gearing up for the launch of the next-gen foldables for global markets on July 10. Today, we have spotted the upcoming Samsung W25, which could be the Chinese variant of the Z Fold 6, on the 3C certification site ahead of its launch in the Chinese market.
Samsung W25 3C Certification
The 3C certification confirms that Samsung will launch a new foldable smartphone with the SM-W9025 model number. The device has secured support for the charger with the EP-TA800 model number, which supports 25W wired fast charging tech. Apart from this, the certification confirms that the upcoming foldable device will debut with support for 5G connectivity.
The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 will debut with the Q6A codename and SM-F958N model number in the South Korean market. Tipster Ice Universe reveals that the W25 also has the Q6A codename with the SM-W9025 model number. Hence, this could be the rebranded Galaxy Z Fold 6. The Galaxy W25 is expected to launch in September or October in China.
The tipster adds that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Slim will be a thinner and lighter version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 without support for the S Pen. To recall, the Samsung W series are China-exclusive smartphones, which were launched in collaboration with China Telecom.
