Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 mobile phone passes FCC certification: supports 5G, Wi-Fi 5.8GHz, UWB

IT Home News on June 1st, following the Galaxy Z Flip6 and Galaxy Ring, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 mobile phone passed certification by the US FCC agency yesterday, with the model number SM-F956U. Unfortunately the battery information was not disclosed in the certification document.

Certification reveals that the Galaxy Z Fold6 phone will come with connectivity options such as 5G, dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity, Bluetooth, NFC, WPT, and UWB. The certification also shows us the design of the Galaxy Z Fold6, which looks similar to the Galaxy Z Fold6 The Z Fold5 is similar, with a larger inner screen that can be folded in the middle and a cover screen on the front. The listing information also confirms that the phone will support wireless charging and 5G networking, which are also expected features for this high-end device.

The model number of the charging adapter is EP-TA800, and the model number of the wireless charger is EP-P5400. The Galaxy Z Fold6 will come with a USB-C port for charging.

Apart from other connectivity options, the phone also supports Wi-Fi 5.8GHz with support for up to 1300mps. This ensures better speeds in areas with less coverage. Wi-Fi 5.8GHz is also considered the preferred frequency for gaming and file streaming.

IT Home has attached relevant pictures as follows:

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