Sources say Samsung will release six folding screen devices in 2024 and remove the Galaxy S24 + model.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, February 24 (Xinhua)-- Samsung plans to restructure its smartphone line next year and expand its portfolio of folding screen phones to six models a year, according to the latest revelations. In addition, Samsung may remove the Plus model from its flagship S-Series in 2024 and launch a new mid-range product line.

According to source @ RGcloudS, Samsung plans to launch four more high-end folding screen devices next year, including the Galaxy Z Flip Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, Galaxy Z Flex (three-screen folding device) and Galaxy Z Tab (folding screen tablet). Including the regular Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, Samsung is expected to release six folding screen models next year.

The blogger also revealed that Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Ultra will be equipped with a 4K display provided by Samsung display (CTOnews.com Note: Samsung Display), while the ordinary Z Fold will be equipped with BOE QHD panel. Similarly, it is said that the Galaxy Z Flip Ultra will have a 2K Samsung display, while BOE will provide FHD panels for ordinary Z Flip models.

In addition to these crazy claims about Samsung's lineup of folding screens, the source also released new information about the S-Series and Samsung's mid-range product portfolio.

Specifically, Samsung is said to plan to reduce the number of Galaxy A devices and launch a new "Galaxy K" midrange line. It is worth noting that the Samsung K phone was discovered on the Bluetooth SIG earlier this year. But these are camouflaged Galaxy S23 models, not new mid-range phones.

Finally, Samsung will remove the Plus model from the Galaxy S series next year and introduce a new high-end S device to replace it.