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Bluetooth SIG confirms Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name

Samsung’s next flagship book-style foldable will be called the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, according to a new certification listing from Bluetooth SIG.

The appearance of the device in the Bluetooth database not only confirms its existence but also supports earlier reports that Samsung would use the Ultra branding for the phone.

Five variants appear in certification

Bluetooth SIG has listed five versions of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.

The model numbers are:

  • SM-F976C
  • SM-F976Q
  • SM-F976Z
  • SC-56G
  • SCG39

The certification does not disclose any hardware specifications.

Two book-style foldables expected in 2026

Samsung is widely expected to launch two book-style foldable phones this year.

They are rumored to include:

  • Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, the successor to the Galaxy Z Fold 7
  • Galaxy Z Fold 8, a model said to feature a wider inner display and one fewer rear camera

Early reports had suggested that Samsung’s flagship foldable would simply be called the Galaxy Z Fold 8. However, previous reports indicated that the company was considering the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name instead.

Launch could be close

While Bluetooth SIG certification reveals little about the device itself, several details have already surfaced through previous leaks.

Reports have pointed to information about the phone’s:

  • Design
  • Thickness
  • Weight
  • Battery capacity
  • Charging speed

Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra next month.

TL;DR:
A Bluetooth SIG listing has confirmed the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra name. Five variants of Samsung’s upcoming flagship foldable have been certified, with a launch expected next month.

AI summary:

  • Bluetooth SIG has certified the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.
  • The listing confirms the device’s name.
  • Five variants have appeared in the database.
  • Samsung is expected to release two book-style foldables this year.
  • The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra could launch next month.
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