The specification news comes from reputable leaker OnLeaks, via Smartprix, who claims that Samsung will up the price of the Galaxy S24 FE in the U.S. to $649 for the 128GB version, and $709 for the 256GB storage model. That is a $50 price hike compared to last year’s Galaxy S23 FE, which launched at $599.

That price hike could be due to the new software promises Samsung is making. Smartprix says that Samsung will offer seven years of Android updates and security patches when it launches the S24 FE. That matches Google’s new (ish) promise on updates and Apple’s unofficial seven-year policy.

If the early Galaxy S24 FE pre-order page wasn't bad enough, it looks like Samsung has also opened Galaxy Tab S10 pre-orders ahead of launch.

Samsung just leaked its upcoming Galaxy S24 FE by accidentally posting a live pre-order page. The phone hasn't even been announced yet.

If true, it will make the Galaxy S24 FE considerably cheaper to buy than the flagship models which currently start at around £799. Despite the lower price, it's thought this new

Samsung’s budget alternative to the Galaxy S24 just made a surprise appearance. Pre-orders for the S24 FE appear to be at least momentarily open prematurely, starting at $650. Samsung’s formal launch of the phone has been expected for later this week.

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is expected to launch soon with exciting features like a triple-camera setup, Exynos 2400e processor, and a 4700mAh battery.

Reportedly, the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE will cost a tad more than the current generation fan-edition model at launch. The smartphone is anticipated to feature a design similar to the Galaxy S24

We're only a few days away from being able to order the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 FE. This is the company's next premium mid-range phone that will