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5 leaked codenames reveal Samsung’s ambitious multi-device foldable and rollable strategy

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Z Fold 8 Z Flip 8 & Z Zold 8 Ultra in hand
Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority
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  • A new report reveals five internal Samsung hardware codenames: B9, H9, Q9A, Q9B, and Z9.
  • These codenames are said to correspond to the Galaxy Z Flip 9, Z Fold 9, Z Fold 9 Ultra, Z TriFold 2, and a “Rollable Flex” tablet, respectively.
  • Summer 2027 is said to be the targeted launch window for the mainstream foldables, while the rollable slate could be slated for early 2028.

Samsung’s foldable roadmap for next year is already leaking, and it looks like the company is preparing to go even bigger with its form-factor ambitions. Freshly surfaced codenames suggest that, alongside standard annual upgrades, Samsung is prepping a second-generation tri-fold device and a brand-new rollable slate for 2027.

According to a report by GalaxyClub, internal development tracks show that Samsung has at least five distinct foldable-adjacent hardware projects in the pipeline for next year. The baseline lineup remains fairly straightforward: the codename “B9” points directly to the Galaxy Z Flip 9, while “H9” represents the standard Galaxy Z Fold 9.

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