Five codenames for foldable devices that Samsung may launch in 2027 have surfaced online. The list includes B9, H9, Q9A, Q9B and Z9, with the purpose of the final model still unclear.
The B9 code most likely refers to Galaxy Z Flip9, as the previous Flip8 generation is believed to use the B8 designation. Following the same logic, H9 could be Galaxy Z Fold9, succeeding the Fold8 with the H8 code. Q9A and Q9B are expected to be two versions of the same product family. The source suggests they may represent Galaxy Z Fold9 Ultra and a second-generation smartphone with a tri-fold design.
The most intriguing device is Z9. According to the source, its construction looks more like a tablet than a smartphone. However, the description was machine-translated from Dutch, so it should not be taken literally yet. One possibility is a device with an extendable rollable display. Samsung has not released such a model before, although Samsung Display already produces rollable OLED panels for Lenovo laptops.
The codenames only suggest that the devices may be part of the company's internal plans. They reveal neither specifications nor the final form factor or exact launch dates. Z9 could therefore be a rollable device or something entirely different.