Key Points:
- The Galaxy Z Flip 6 is set to have a marginally larger battery capacity than its predecessor.
- The Galaxy Ring will be available in a range of sizes, accommodating even those with smaller fingers.
- Battery capacity and performance claims for both devices should be approached with skepticism until officially tested.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has inadvertently spilled the beans on the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Ring, giving us a sneak peek into their specifications. According to FCC testing records spotted by MySmartPrice, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 will feature a slightly increased battery capacity of 3,790mAh, up from the 3,700mAh found in the Z Flip 5. While this is a modest improvement, it remains to be seen if it will translate into noticeably longer battery life.
Interestingly, earlier leaks had suggested a more substantial upgrade to a 4,000mAh battery, which makes this latest revelation somewhat disappointing for those hoping for a more significant enhancement.
In addition to the foldable phone, the FCC filings also shed light on the Galaxy Ring. This smart ring will be available in sizes ranging from 5 to 12, offering a better fit for individuals with smaller fingers. The battery capacity of the Galaxy Ring is expected to range between 17mAh and 22mAh, depending on the size.
For context, this is comparable to the Oura Ring, which offers similar battery specs and can last up to seven days on a single charge. Samsung, however, claims that the Galaxy Ring will surpass this with up to nine days of battery life—though, as with all such claims, practical performance will need to be verified through real-world use.
As these details emerge, it’s clear that both the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Ring offer incremental yet potentially impactful updates. However, prospective buyers should remain cautiously optimistic and await further verification before concluding their true enhancements.
