The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name has just surfaced in an official certification listing, it seems. According to Sumahodigest, it popped up on Bluetooth SIG, and the site has a screenshot to back it up.
Samsung’s foldable naming chaos seemingly confirmed by the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra’s certification listing
You can see the image below. Five different Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra models appeared, and these area ll aimeda t the Japanese market, it is said. These models will be available through several major Japanese carriers, plus there’s an unlocked version in there too.
The SC-56G model is going to NTT Docomo, while the SCG39 is aimed at Au. The SM-F976C model is made for Rakuten Mobile, while the SM-F967Q is the unlocked version. The last variant, SM-F976Z, is going to SoftBank.
The thing is, we were unable to find these listings on Bluetooth SIG for some reason. So, take it with a grain of salt, although Sumahodigest is quite reputable, so we have no reason to doubt this at the moment.
This is not the first time we’ve heard about the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name, not at all. The name surfaced not long ago, in a rumor, and then Ice Universe, a well-known tipster, confirmed its existence.
The company’s wide foldable will be called the Galaxy Z Fold 8
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name is reserved for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 successor, it seems. The wide foldable from the company will be called the Galaxy Z Fold 8. Samsung decided to revamp its naming structure, essentially.
We still don’t see much sense in this, other than the fact that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name will be in line with the ‘Ultra’ naming of the Galaxy S series of phones. The Galaxy Z Fold 7’s successor is not expected to reinvent the wheel and deserves the ‘Ultra’ name, but there you go. Samsung seemingly believes this naming structure makes sense.
Both the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra are expected to launch in July. July 22 is the rumored launch date for the two devices. The launch event will allegedly take place in London.
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