There is still no word on when Samsung will introduce the Galaxy S25 FE, but leaks have painted a fairly complete picture – the new FE will be a mix of flagship and some not-so-high-end features.
It will have largely the same design as last year, though a switch to Armor Aluminum will enable a slimmer and lighter design – 7.4mm thick and weighing 190g, compared to 8.0mm and 213g on last year’s model.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE will get some premium features like an LTPO panel for its 6.7” display with a variable refresh rate of 1Hz to 120Hz. It will still be a 1080p+ panel with Gorilla Glass Victus+, though, unlike the S25+, which has a 6.7” 1440p+ display with Victus 2.
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE, photo by WPC
The new FE will get a 200mAh bump in battery capacity for a total of 4,900mAh. More importantly, it will gain support for 45W charging, which is gradually spreading to new Galaxy models (though many are still on 25W). Wireless charging is not explicitly mentioned, so it should be the standard 15W that premium Samsungs usually get.
Interestingly, Samsung will use the Exynos 2400 chipset for the S25 FE – not the 2400e that we saw on the S24 FE. It’s basically the same silicon, though the non-e version runs at higher clock speeds, so we can expect a slight improvement in performance but no more.
Benchmarks have shown 8GB of RAM, a 12GB option seems unlikely. Storage will come in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB capacities. Like its predecessor, the S25 FE will have software support for 7 years after launch, matching the premium S-series models.
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE speculative renders (image credit)
The only camera to get an upgrade may be the selfie one, which is expected to have a 12MP sensor (up from 10MP last year). If this is the same hardware that is used in the S25, it would bring an autofocus lens. As for the rear cameras, they sound the same as last year: a 50MP main, 8MP 3x telephoto and 12MP ultra-wide cameras.
The last two Galaxy S FE models launched in early October, so that’s the most likely time frame for the Galaxy S25 FE.
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