Samsung recently certified a new device on the Wi-Fi Alliance with model SM-F415F/DS. The first “F” in this device’s name represents “Foldable”, and considering the fact that the original Galaxy Fold is F900, and the Z Flip is F700, this device might just be a “lite” version of the Galaxy fold.

Recent rumors suggest that Samsung may be have in due course started the production of a new “lite” version of the Galaxy Fold. The device might not fall under the mid-range field, but we assure you that it won’t be as expensive as its other foldable device counterparts. Reports suggest that Samsung might want to keep this device at a price around $1000.

The device could also feature a non-flagship processor, as well as other features a standard Galaxy Fold would have. The image below contains the device’s certification.

Readers should note that this might be a pure speculation, but if you consider the device’s model number, the second digit is a “1”, implying that the device is of a second-generation, as we saw with the Galaxy Z Fold 2 which has an F91x code. The original fold on the other hand has as F90x model number.

The question now is if this device will feature a clamshell design or the original fold design. Irrespective of what happens, the Wi-Fi certification holds less information concerning the device. Aside that, there is reason to believe that the new Galaxy Fold Lite might not support Wi-Fi 6.

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