The new Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is said to be sinfully expensive!

On our portal, we have already reported on the long-awaited Galaxy S24 FE smartphone from Samsung. Initially, it was said that the novelty was to be presented to the public already this summer. Unfortunately, this will not be the case. According to a new report, the Galaxy S24 FE will be launched before the end of this year. Unfortunately, the novelty will not be cheap.

If online rumors are to be believed, the new Galaxy S24 FE with 128 gigabytes of system memory will cost as much as 581 euros in the United States. The version equipped with 256 gigabytes of memory will cost 635 euros. This means that the novelty should only be 134 euros cheaper than the Galaxy S24 model, which is not enough for connoisseurs. In fact, this also means that the demand for the Galaxy S24 FE model will certainly not be high.

Nevertheless, according to many online rumors, the new Samsung Galaxy S24 FE will be equipped with a larger screen than expected. Instead of a screen with a 6.4-inch diagonal, this one will have a screen with a 6.7-inch diagonal. This, of course, will make it suitable both for work and for playing computer games and playing multimedia content. For the device, this will offer FHD+ resolution images and will be equipped with an AMOLED matrix. The highlight of the i will be the powerful hardware (mainly at the expense of the system memory) and a battery with a higher capacity, namely 4,565 milliampere hours, which consequently means a longer autonomy of operation.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE smartphone is said to be equipped with a slightly modified version of the Samsung Exynos 2400 processor. A recent test of the new product with a measuring program showed that the processor uses a powerful Cortex-X4 core with a frequency of 3.11 gigahertz to calculate data. This is slightly less compared to the current model of the Exynos 2400 processor, which boasts a frequency of 3.21 gigahertz. Nevertheless, the novelty should be powerful enough to calculate even the most demanding content, including mobile games and multimedia content and, of course, more demanding mobile applications.