Galaxy S25 FE Prices Leak Again, and We Might See a 512GB Surprise

The Galaxy S25 FE feels like it’s right around the corner, judging by the steady drip of leaks over the past few weeks. We’ve already seen renders showing off all four color options, and pricing details have started to fall into place as well. Now, a fresh report is giving us another piece of the puzzle.

Galaxy S25 FE might bring the 512GB variant to more markets

According to Dealabs (h/t: Notebookcheck), Samsung may finally be ready to bring a 512GB version of the Galaxy S25 FE to more markets. Technically, last year’s Galaxy S24 FE also had a 512GB model. But only in certain regions, and the US wasn’t one of them. If Samsung really does widen availability this time, it could make the FE line more appealing to people who want extra storage without springing for the pricier S25+ or S25 Ultra.

Still, the rumored pricing doesn’t exactly scream “budget-friendly.” The Galaxy S25 FE is said to start at €749 with 128GB of storage, climbing to €809 for 256GB, and topping out at €929 for the new 512GB version. That puts the FE uncomfortably close to the S25+, which not only offers better cameras and a sharper display but also runs on Qualcomm’s top-of-the-line Snapdragon 8 Elite chip.

Which chipset the Galaxy S25 FE could end up using remains another mystery. Some reports suggest Samsung will slot in the Exynos 2400, the same chip found in some Galaxy S25 models, while others point to a slightly dialed-back Exynos 2400e instead.

Design-wise, don’t expect any big surprises. Renders suggest the Galaxy S25 FE is practically a twin of the S25+, with only a slightly thicker chin and subtle tweaks to the camera rings setting it apart. In other words, this is still very much a modern Samsung flagship, just with a few compromises under the hood. If Samsung sticks to its usual release cadence, the Galaxy S25 FE should show up in early September.