Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 tipped to bring the 'Ultra' with up to 16 GB RAM and new Coral Red colourway

Leaks and rumours about Samsung's future foldables are hitting up. Incidentally, Samsung has got in the act itself by implying that a Galaxy Z Fold Ultra is on the way rather than a conventional successor to the Galaxy Z Fold6 (curr. $939 - refurbished on Amazon).

For the time being, leakers like Arsène Lupin continue to refer to Samsung's next book-style foldable as the Galaxy Z Fold7. In a new tweet, the leaker claims that the device will be available in more colour and memory configurations than earlier rumours suggested.

To recap, Roland Quandt previously reported that Samsung would offer the Galaxy Z Fold7 with up to 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage like its predecessor. Recent benchmark leaks identified that 12 GB of RAM would be returning for at least another generation, too.

Conversely, Lupin believes that the Galaxy Z Fold7 will actually match last year's Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition with a 16 GB RAM option. Not only that, but the leaker claims that Samsung will combine this RAM volume with 1 TB of storage. If Samsung's past performance is anything to go by, then this configuration may be limited to certain markets or retail platforms.

The leaker also mentions that Samsung plans to offer the Galaxy Z Fold7 in Coral Red, Blue Shadow Jet Black and Silver Shadow colour options. Again, it is unclear whether all these will reach general sale or will be confined to a limited release. Regardless, all SKUs are expected to launch this summer with a Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset and a wider design than last year's model.