Samsung has announced significant discounts on its latest foldable smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. The Z Fold 6 is available for $1,645, reflecting a 19% discount, while the Z Flip 6 can be purchased for $950, a 22% reduction. These devices, now in their sixth generation, are ideal for those who have been waiting for improvements before making a purchase.
Both smartphones are equipped with integrated Galaxy AI, enhancing user experience by enabling tasks like sending texts without opening the device. Features such as FlexCam and Note Assist leverage this AI technology to improve photography and audio file summarization, respectively. With customizable screens and impressive battery life, these devices offer a compelling option for tech enthusiasts.
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 feature integrated Galaxy AI.
• Discounts of up to 22% available on Samsung's latest foldable smartphones.
Galaxy AI enhances user interaction by automating tasks and improving features like photography and translation.
FlexCam allows users to capture better images by automatically adjusting the camera's focus and composition.
Note Assist helps users grasp essential information without needing to listen to entire recordings.
Samsung's Galaxy AI is integral to enhancing the functionality of its latest smartphones.
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