Galaxy S25 FE’s Exciting Colors, RAM and Storage Details Leaked

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Samsung’s popular Fan Edition (FE) lineup is gearing up to welcome a new member, the Galaxy S25 FE. With its launch, the S25 series will expand to five devices, making it one of the most diversified Galaxy S lineups to date. A new leak sheds light on the upcoming phone’s memory configurations and color options.

Leak reveals the Galaxy S25 FE’s RAM, storage, and color options early

According to a fresh leak from reliable tipster @MysteryLupin on X, the Galaxy S25 FE will arrive in two storage variants: 128GB and 256GB, both paired with 8GB of RAM. Some fans may be disappointed to see the 8GB+128GB option still in the mix for a device often branded as an “affordable flagship.” However, it’s likely one of the trade-offs Samsung makes to keep the starting price competitive.

On the design front, Samsung may bring more premium color choices to the FE lineup, borrowing hues from its flagship siblings. The S25 FE will reportedly come in Navy, IcyBlue, JetBlack, and White. While Navy and IcyBlue echo the base S25 and S25+ color palettes, JetBlack resembles the exclusive Titanium finish of the S25 Ultra.

Camera upgrades are also on the horizon. The front camera may be bumped up to 12MP, compared to the 10MP selfie shooter on the S24 FE. Around the back, Samsung will likely retain the reliable 50MP primary sensor. Under the hood, the S25 FE could feature the Exynos 2500, Samsung’s first in-house 3nm smartphone processor. This chip debuted with the Galaxy Z Flip 7.

While most other specs remain under wraps, more leaks should surface in the coming weeks as Samsung prepares for launch. The company is positioning the Galaxy S25 FE as a strong year-end contender in the premium mid-range segment. The device could go official sometime between September and October this year.

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Sumit Adhikari

Sumit, a life-long Samsung user, is passionate about technology and has been professionally writing on tech since 2017. He’s a mathematics graduate by education and enjoys teaching basic mathematics tricks to school kids in his spare time. Sumit believes in artificial intelligence and dreams of a fully open, intelligent and connected world.

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