Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Renders Surface with Conflicting Specs Ahead of Launch

Leaked renders of Samsung Galaxy S25 FE are back, putting the “fan edition” on the course for a late-2025 debut. If you haven’t followed the FE line, it’s the cheaper S-series iteration that keeps the look and much of the hardware, but undercuts the main flagships price-wise. The leak today brings forth some images and early specs.

The design story is straightforward. Nothing we haven’t seen before. It mirrors the S25 family — flat rails, three discrete rear cameras, centered hole-punch on the front. Size and weight appear identical to last year’s FE. And yes, a 6.7” 120Hz AMOLED is the headliner again.

Still, we’ve been seeing multiple conflicting reports on the silicon: some point to the Exynos 2400e, essentially the same as the Galaxy S24 FE. Some are more optimistic and hope for the full Exynos 2400. Early retail sightings peg RAM at 8 GB with at least 128 GB of storage, and battery capacity nearly 4900mAh with 45 W charging.

European pricing may be around €679 (~PKR 224,000), which would slot the Samsung new FE mobile well beneath the core S25 models while staying premium enough to be called a flagship. None of that is confirmed by Samsung yet, but the signals are consistent enough to be reported.

No official invite or confirmed dates have emerged yet, just the usual holding pattern while retailers ready their sites for S25 FE’s sales. Per Android Authority, expect timing in late summer or early fall if Samsung follows its recent schedules.

What we have so far on the phone is a UK retail listing that briefly went live and pointed again to Exynos 2400e. And there was another leak that showed all four of its basic colors (black, dark blue, light blue, white). We have our ears to the ground for any new developments. Keep visiting WhatMobile’s daily news portal, if you don’t want to miss any updates.