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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 price drops in India by Rs 39,600 after Galaxy Z Fold 7 launch

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 price drops in India by Rs 39,600 after Galaxy Z Fold 7 launch

India Today10-07-2025
With the arrival of the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung's older foldable — the Galaxy Z Fold 6 — has received a big price drop in India. The foldable is now available with a flat discount of Rs 39,600 on Amazon, making it a tempting deal for those who have been eyeing Samsung's premium foldable without wanting to spend close to Rs 1.74 lakh.advertisementThe current offer applies to the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage variant, bringing down its price to a more manageable level. And while the Fold 7 brings in some fresh design changes and camera upgrades, the Fold 6 continues to offer powerful hardware and a flagship experience, especially now that it costs much less.Under the hood, the Fold 6 is equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, which was the best Android processor at launch and still holds up very well in 2025. The phone runs smoothly even under heavy multitasking or graphic-intensive games. It's ideal for users who want the performance of a flagship and the flexibility of a large screen.
The Fold 6 has a 6.3-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch inner foldable screen. Both panels offer vibrant colours, high refresh rates, and excellent brightness, making the foldable feel just as premium as a top-end smartphone or tablet. You also get S Pen support, which adds to the productivity appeal for users who prefer to sketch, take notes, or edit documents on the go.Samsung has used Armor Aluminum for the frame and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for protection, giving the Fold 6 a solid build. It is IP48 rated for dust and water resistance — not a small feat for a foldable — and despite being chunkier than its successor, it doesn't feel outdated.The Fold 6's camera setup includes a reliable triple rear camera system along with front and under-display selfie cameras. While it may not match the new 200-megapixel sensor found on the Fold 7, the results from the Fold 6 remain more than good enough for daily shooting, video calls, and social media content.One of the key reasons to consider the Fold 6 now is that it brings nearly all the flagship-level features, minus some of the refinements that the Fold 7 brings, but at a much lower cost. The newer model may be thinner and lighter, with a slightly bigger screen and better cameras, but in terms of user experience, the Fold 6 still delivers an excellent all-rounder foldable package.The battery capacity remains the same on both — a 4,400mAh unit with support for 25W fast charging, 15W wireless charging, and 4.5W reverse charging. So, in real-world use, there isn't a big gap in endurance.For users who want to enter the foldable category without breaking the bank, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 — especially at this new reduced price — is worth a serious look. It offers great performance, a tablet-like display experience, S Pen support, and Samsung's proven foldable build quality.- Ends
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