Recent leaks have revealed images and videos of the Galaxy Z Flip six months ahead of its launch. These leaked images were originally released exclusively by SmartPrix in collaboration with renowned tipster @OnLeaks.

The leaks, like the previously released Galaxy Z Fold 6 images, consist of a 5K rendered image of Samsung's upcoming flip phone and a 360-degree video. The video in question gives a good look at the phone's overall appearance, including the main screen, which is reported to be about 6.7 inches.

Also visible are the power button, which doubles as a fingerprint sensor, and the volume control. At the top of the phone are two antenna bands, and at the bottom are the speaker and USB-C port.

Meanwhile, the "back" of the phone shows off a dual camera setup and a 3.4-inch cover screen alongside the flash. This means that previous rumors of a larger cover screen size were wrong. Meanwhile, the image shows off the Samsung-branded hinge, which looks very similar to the Galaxy Z Flip 5.

The leak gives a good look at the two color options for the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6. The video shows off a lavender color, which looks very similar to the violet color of the previous model.

Meanwhile, the image shows off the green option. For the most part, both models look almost exactly like the previous model. However, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 appears to be slightly thicker, which may be due to the rumored larger battery.

Although the leak does not mention any internal specifications, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 will likely have the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip as the Galaxy S24 line. This will not only improve performance, but also increase battery life, which could put the Z Flip 6 at the top of the long-lasting phones list.

However, there is still little information that the patented "Iron Flex" is likely to be included. However, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 appears to be in keeping with Samsung's design philosophy.

We do not know if the Galaxy Z Flip 6 will have access to the same Galaxy AI features as the Galaxy S24 series to cover the lack of significant hardware changes.

We can only confirm most details when the phone is officially unveiled, and if Samsung maintains its own trend, we expect that to happen around July with a possible August release date. Keep your eyes out for more as we will update you as soon as possible.