Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE Shows Up with Exynos 2400 Days Before Launch

Samsung is getting ready to introduce an “affordable” foldable this year. The long-rumored Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE will serve as an entry-level model, making the foldable tech more accessible. Based on leaks, it might be a rebadged Flip 6 with a couple of key changes. One of those is the processor, with Samsung swapping the Snapdragon chip for its in-house Exynos silicon. We now have confirmation about the actual chip powering the Fan Edition foldable.

Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE’s Exynos chip confirmed

Rumors have long suggested that Samsung may ship the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE with the Exynos 2400, its previous-gen flagship chipset. Debuted with the Galaxy S24 series last year, this 4nm chip is fairly capable and worthy of being inside the upcoming foldable. A recent Geekbench entry confirms Samsung’s decision and reveals the Exynos 2400’s performance levels in the Flip 7 FE.

The device (model number SM-F761B, which is the global version) scored 1,940 in single-core CPU tests and 6,136 in multi-core tests on Geekbench v6.4. The GPU score came in at 12,890. These numbers put it right in line with expectations for this 10-core chip, which operates at a peak CPU frequency of 3.21GHz. The AMD-powered Xclipse 940 GPU has six compute units and runs at 1,095MHz.

The listing also confirms 8GB of RAM, which should be adequate for day-to-day use and multitasking. Moreover, there’s a rumor that the 256GB storage option may be available with 12GB of RAM, at least in some regions. Note that the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE will ship with the Exynos 2400 globally. Samsung doesn’t have a Snapdragon variant planned for any market. The regular Flip 7 is also expected to run the Exynos 2500 worldwide.

With solid performance and a more budget-friendly price tag, the Flip 7 FE could be a strong entry point for foldable first-timers. If you want something more powerful, the regular Flip 7’s Exynos 2500 brings all-around improvements over its predecessor. Both foldables, as well as the Fold 7, will go official on July 9. If you are interested in these devices, sign up for our Mystery Box program to score free goodies.