Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S24 FE has made its way through FCC certification, giving us our first official glimpse of the device and confirming several key specifications. This latest development brings us one step closer to the phone's anticipated launch later this year.
FCC Certification Highlights
The FCC certification process has revealed some interesting details about the Galaxy S24 FE:
- Dimensions: 162 x 77.3 mm (height x width)
- Connectivity: Dual-band Wi-Fi with Wi-Fi 6E support, NFC, Bluetooth, and 5G
- Reverse wireless charging: Up to 9W (a significant upgrade from the current 4.5W)
- Model numbers: Global version (SM-S721B/DS) and US version (SM-S72U)
First Live Image
While we've seen unofficial renders and marketing materials before, the FCC certification process has given us our first look at a live Galaxy S24 FE. The image, though not particularly clear due to the nature of the test setup, shows the device held in a testing harness surrounded by measurement equipment.
Expected Specifications
Based on previous leaks and the new information from the FCC, here's what we can expect from the Galaxy S24 FE:
- Processor: Exynos 2400 SoC (possibly underclocked)
- Display: Larger and brighter than its predecessor
- Battery: 4,565 mAh (slightly larger than the S23 FE's 4,500 mAh)
- Battery life: Up to 29 hours of video playback or 78 hours of music playback
- Charging: 25W wired charging (unchanged from previous model)
- Cameras:
- Rear: 50MP + 12MP + 8MP (telephoto)
- Front: 10MP
Launch Timeline
While Samsung has not officially announced a release date, rumors suggest the Galaxy S24 FE could launch in late September or early October. This timeline aligns with the recent FCC certifications and other leaks.
The Galaxy S24 FE appears to be shaping up as a solid mid-range option in Samsung's lineup, offering some notable improvements over its predecessor. As we approach the rumored launch window, we can expect more details to emerge about this eagerly anticipated device.
