The Galaxy S24 FE leaks out as Samsung’s next big budget thing with a refined design

Unlikely to come out alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 next month, the Galaxy S24 FE is purportedly showing off its familiar but undeniably attractive design today. Yes, Samsung’s next Fan Edition handset is rendered by the almost always reliable Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka @OnLeaks) in collaboration with Giznext, looking… pretty much exactly how we all expected in a bunch of high-quality computer-generated images.

More screen real estate, slimmer bezels, same old design language

Speaking of slim, the Galaxy S24 FE is today tipped to measure 8mm in thickness, which is another number that will fit right between those of the S24+ (7.7mm) and S23 FE (8.2mm). All in all, this is a decidedly stylish, sharp-edged, and reasonably thin phone that doesn’t look as premium as the other three members of the Galaxy S24 family, but it’s not too far behind either.

The three cameras on the back seem virtually unchanged in appearance from the S23 FE’s rear-facing snappers, and the same goes for the centered front-facing camera, the aluminum frame, USB Type-C port at the bottom, and the side-mounted power and volume buttons.

These are the expected Galaxy S24 FE specs

That’s far from a complete spec sheet, we know, but it should give you a rough idea of what to expect here, which is… nothing too surprising. The battery size is a missing detail that could well set the S24 FE apart from its predecessor if it jumps to around 5,000mAh, and the same goes for the secondary and tertiary lenses on the phone’s back if they’re upgraded from 8 and 12MP respectively.

If history is any indication, the Galaxy S24 FE will probably see daylight sometime in the fall and cost around $600 in the US in an entry-level configuration that may or may not jump from the S23 FE’s 128 gigs of internal storage space to 256GB. Because there’s still a lot of mystery surrounding this handset, especially as far as availability and pricing is concerned, you may not want to take, well, anything for granted just yet.