Samsung’s eagerly awaited Galaxy S25 FE could redefine the smartphone experience with its expected slimmer design and impressive performance enhancements. Recent leaks indicate that the device will utilize the Dimensity 9400 chipset, a significant upgrade from the Exynos 2500 or any modified versions. This shift indicates that users can look forward to improved speed and efficiency from the new model.
According to a report from South Korea, Samsung has made strides in design by achieving a notable reduction in the thickness of the device. The company plans to make the S25 FE thinner than its predecessor by integrating a larger but slimmer battery, a feat that necessitates a redesign of the phone’s internal architecture. While details about the battery’s technology were not specified, Samsung appears to be leveraging advanced materials to optimize space and performance.
For comparison, the current Galaxy S24 FE measures 8mm thick and weighs 213g, housing a 6.7-inch display with a cinematic 19.5:9 aspect ratio. The device is powered by a 4700 mAh battery—an increase from the 4000 mAh capacity found in the previous Galaxy S24. While the industry has access to high-density silicon-carbon anode batteries, known for their ability to deliver a slimmer profile without compromising on power, it remains unclear whether Samsung will utilize this technology in the S25 FE.
The upcoming device is expected to maintain the 6.7-inch display, mirroring its predecessor and suggesting a continuation of Samsung’s design philosophy. With its anticipated release in the latter part of next year, the S25 FE is likely to attract considerable attention from consumers and tech enthusiasts alike, eager to see how it compares to existing models.
Users can draw references from the S24 FE, which featured a design closely resembling the Galaxy S24 while also offering IP68 dust and water resistance. Furthermore, the camera configuration on the latest FE model is expected to be similar to that of the base S24 model, albeit with minor differences such as a lower resolution on the 3x telephoto lens, which is expected to drop from 10MP to 8MP.
Interestingly, as Samsung has increased the display size for its FE series from 6.4 inches to 6.7 inches this year, the anticipated reduction in thickness of the S25 FE could align it visually and physically with the base flagship models—a strategic move by Samsung to appeal to a broader audience seeking a more refined and lightweight smartphone experience.
As we await further details and official announcements from Samsung, the S25 FE is shaping up to be a crucial addition to their smartphone lineup, promising a blend of cutting-edge technology and a user-centric design that may significantly enhance the mobile experience.
