According to @Revegnus, Samsung plans to launch a Galaxy S FE model every year, starting with the upcoming Galaxy S23 FE.

In addition, the company’s goal is to develop more affordable folding screen phones. Although the current folding phone is still expensive, this situation will change after the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6. He said that Samsung appears to be working on a new model of a foldable phone called the Galaxy Z FE (a stripped-down version).

Although there are not too many specifications about the Galaxy S23 FE, considering that the previous Galaxy S20 FE and Galaxy S21 FE can provide flagship configurations at a much lower price than the flagship products, we have reason to believe this The price/performance ratio of this new model will not lose to the previous generations.

Of course, although the core parameters are basically similar, the “FE” fan version models will use plastic instead of aluminum alloy body, and the image parameters will also face certain castration.

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In terms of configuration, according to previous revelations, the Snapdragon 888 version of the Galaxy S21 FE only has a storage combination of 8GB + 256GB, and the price is 49,999 rupees, which is different from the previous Exynos 2100 version of the Galaxy S21. The price of the 128GB version of FE is the same, so it is still a discount compared to the previous generation.

In other respects, the Snapdragon 888 version of the Galaxy S21 FE continues the basic configuration of the previous generation, including a 6.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen that supports FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, a rear 12-megapixel main camera, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera and 8MP telephoto camera, front 32MP camera. In addition, the machine is equipped with a 4500mAh capacity battery that supports 25W wired charging, 15W wireless charging, and reverse charging.

It is worth mentioning that the Snapdragon 888 version of the Galaxy S21 FE has a new navy blue color scheme in addition to the olive, graphite and lavender colors of the previous generation.

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Samsung will start the pre-sale of the Galaxy S21 FE 5G mobile phone in mainland China on January 6, 2022. The National Bank version is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888, and the specifications of 6GB+128GB, 8GB+128GB and 8GB+256GB are optional.

The Galaxy S21 FE 5G mobile phone launched by Samsung in India last year is equipped with its own Exynos 2100 processor. It is reported that Samsung will re-release the Snapdragon 888 version of the Galaxy S21 FE mobile phone in India, priced at 49,999 rupees (currently about RMB 4425).

It is reported that the storage space of the Snapdragon 888 version of the Galaxy S21 FE mobile phone sold in India starts directly from 256GB, while the previous Exynos 2100 version provided a maximum of 128GB.

In terms of color, the Galaxy S21 FE 5G offers four color options: Truffle Gray, Frosted Sugar White, Shanti Green and Light Taro Purple, while the Indian Snapdragon version will add a navy blue color scheme.

In terms of support cycle, the India Snapdragon version will be the same as the Exynos version, providing 4 years of major operating system version updates and 5 years of security patch updates.

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After the Galaxy S21 FE upgrade, you can enjoy new features and features such as multitasking gestures, checking background application activities from the recent application screen, redesigned lock screen customization screen, better optimization, modes and programs. Galaxy S21 FE users can navigate to “Software Update” in the Settings app and tap “Download & Install.”

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