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Samsung is almost certainly going to release a Galaxy S24 FE in the near future. Between the track record of releasing Fan Edition versions of the last few Galaxy phones and the frequent leaks, we're confident that we'll see the affordable phone before too long.
Tarun Vats on X (via Phone Arena) discovered a One UI test build for the Galaxy S24 FE, which all but confirms that it's coming before too long. Generally, when a test build for a phone emerges, it means an official announcement isn't far behind, though the time between the test build and the final announcement can vary.
In Europe, there's a good chance the phones are Exynos-powered instead of toting Snapdragon chips. We've also heard about a bigger battery and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 making their way to the S24 FE.
At time of writing, Samsung hasn't announced any significant events where a Galaxy S24 FE could be announced, but it's possible the company could launch the affordable flagship with a press release instead of going through the pomp and circumstance of a big event.
We'd like to see improved camera performance, S24 levels of internals, and all of the AI features available on the more expensive S24 models.
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