While these images don’t reveal the entire picture, they do confirm some key design elements and hint at potential color options. The images were posted by Evan Blass on the X platform and later picked up by the Android Headlines website.

An image has been released showing a prominent triple-lens rear camera setup. While this confirms the special edition Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 will have three cameras, it appears that there will be no telephoto lens, which is likely to disappoint those hoping for improved zoom capabilities.

The second image focuses on the right side of the phone, revealing the power button next to the volume rocker that doubles as a fingerprint sensor. The frame appears to be flat, making for a more comfortable grip and better durability.

Perhaps most intriguingly, the leaked images suggest that the special edition Galaxy Z Fold 6 will come in at least two color options: a classic dark tone and a striking gold option. This deep gold finish could be Samsung's way of differentiating this special edition from the standard model and appealing to those looking for a more luxurious look.

A month ago, Android Headlines was the first site to post designs for the new device. At the time, it appeared to confirm that Samsung was working on a special edition Galaxy Z Fold with a metal back for a more rugged look. That seems to be confirmed in the new photos.

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition is expected to be unveiled before the end of the year. Like the standard models, it will likely be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. However, those hoping to buy the new phone may be disappointed, as Samsung is expected to launch it exclusively in China and South Korea.