US EditionGalaxy S25 FE Specs Leak with a Thinner Design at the Sacrifice of Battery
GLOBAL MARKETS, JUL 31 – Samsung plans an earlier launch of the Galaxy S25 Fan Edition to maintain sales momentum following a nearly 60% preorder increase for its foldable devices, the company said.
- During its Q2 2025 earnings call, Samsung confirmed that the Galaxy S25 FE, tri-fold smartphone, and Project Moohan XR headset will arrive soon.
- Previously, Fan Edition smartphones launched in September or October, with the Galaxy S24 FE debuting in late September 2024.
- The Galaxy S25 FE features a 7.4mm thin design, 190g weight, a 4,900 mAh battery, 45W wired charging, and an upgraded selfie camera.
- Samsung says carrier partners saw nearly a 60% preorder jump for FE devices compared with last year’s models.
- Looking ahead, Huawei reports it will launch its second-gen Mate XT next month, while Samsung prepares its XR headset and tri-fold smartphone this year.
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Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE is coming into focus, and here’s what to expect
Credit: Wireless Power Consortium A new leak has revealed a more complete spec sheet for the Galaxy S25 FE. The phone is expected to feature a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, Exynos 2400 chip, and 45W charging. It looks like the selfie camera will be bumped to 12MP, and the device will weigh around 190g. We’ve already got a pretty solid idea of what to expect from the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE, but the same leaker behind last week’s RAM and storage leak i…
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