Samsung Galaxy S25 FE will come out by the end of this year. The newcomer is constantly under surveillance by leakers and analysts. We recently came across a leak that gave away all four of its colors, and today, a new report has emerged on X to reveal the phone’s entire spec sheet.
The leak was found on X/Twitter by a tipster known as “Ahmed Qwaider.” He spilled all four of its colors again in a new image, and the post description exposed S25 FE’s specification. This leak has been cited multiple times by reputable publications, so it might have some weight to it.
Let’s break down the specs one by one, starting with the display. The leaker foreshadows a 6.7” Dynamic AMOLED on Galaxy S25 FE with a 1900 nits peak brightness. This is claimed to be an FHD+ 1080p resolution panel that pushes pixels at a fast 120Hz refresh rate.
That AMOLED is reinforced with a first-gen Gorilla Glass Victus. Nothing’s changing on the surface, but if you look inside, the battery size has been tweaked on Samsung's new FE model (4900mAh vs. 4700mAh). They even enhanced the charging speed, now coming in at 45W.
If the leak holds, Samsung may upgrade the chip to a higher clock speed version, but it will be stuck at the same generation. You’ll see an Exynos 2400 instead of Exynos 2400e on the newcomer. There’s also a new cooling system on the way that will keep its temperatures down by almost 13%.
We don’t see any changes coming to the rear camera. The leak reports a familiar camera group of 50MP + 8MP + 12MP sensors. Its front camera is a different story, though. Samsung plans to drop the older 10MP outsole and move on to a 12MP selfie shooter.
A few software changes are also coming your way. Android 16 is becoming mainstream now, so expect the One UI 8 to land on Galaxy S25 FE by the time it launches. The leaker believes it has WiFi 6e and an IP68 rating, borrowed from the older version. The new report paints a vivid picture of what to expect, but there are still a few details missing. We’ll surely know more about S25 FE in future leaks, so keep watching the news.