Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy S25 FE at IFA 2025, positioning it as the most affordable entry point into the Galaxy S25 flagship ecosystem. Building on the popularity of the Galaxy S24 FE, which debuted in September 2024 alongside the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Watch FE, the new device raises the bar with integrated Galaxy AI experiences, a refined design, and upgraded hardware.
A Gateway to Galaxy AI
The defining feature of the Galaxy S25 FE is its role as a gateway to Samsung’s Galaxy AI ecosystem. Running One UI 8 on top of Android 16, it’s the first FE device — and the first in the S25 family — to launch with the new software layer. Samsung emphasizes that this update delivers multimodal AI agents, combining voice, touch, and visual input for more natural interaction.
Key AI features include:
- Gemini Live: real-time visual conversations where the phone can “see” through the camera and offer contextual advice, such as choosing an outfit for changing weather.
- Now Bar and Now Brief: lock screen and daily update tools surfacing personalized information like traffic, reminders, and fitness data.
- Circle to Search with Google: tap-and-circle gestures during gaming or browsing to instantly pull up contextual tips.
Samsung’s Knox Enhanced Encrypted Protection (KEEP) also ensures that these AI features operate securely, keeping data on-device whenever possible.
Creativity at the Core
Much like the ProVisual Engine in the Galaxy S25 and S25+, the FE version integrates AI-powered editing tools designed to democratize creativity. Standout features include:
- Generative Edit: automatically detects and suggests removal of background distractions.
- Portrait Studio: generates realistic avatars and facial expressions.
- Instant Slow-mo and Audio Eraser: transform ordinary video clips into cinematic slow motion while cleaning up unwanted noise.
The 12MP upgraded front camera supports sharper selfies, while the triple rear setup (50MP wide, 12MP ultrawide, 8MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom) inherits many of the strengths of the flagship models. Enhanced Nightography and Super HDR video further improve low-light and video capture.
Refined Hardware for Daily Use
The Galaxy S25 FE’s hardware reinforces its AI-driven ambitions with reliable performance and endurance. It packs the Exynos 2400 (4nm) processor, 8GB RAM, and storage options up to 256GB. The 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display runs at up to 120Hz, balancing smooth visuals with Samsung’s Vision Booster technology.
Battery life should be a highlight thanks to a 4,900mAh cell, paired with 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 (65% in ~30 minutes) and wireless charging support. The FE maintains Samsung’s tradition of durability with IP68 water resistance and a stronger Armor Aluminum frame.
Available colors — Icyblue, Jet Black, Navy, and White — inject a playful touch to the otherwise flagship-grade design.
Long-Term Support and Pricing
A major talking point is Samsung’s commitment to seven years of OS and security updates, matching its flagship lineup and signaling confidence in the FE’s longevity. At $649.99, it undercuts the Galaxy S25 and S25+ while still offering six months of Gemini Advanced access bundled in.
Positioning in the S Series Lineup
The FE (Fan Edition) line has always balanced premium performance with accessibility. Last year’s Galaxy S24 FE was praised for offering flagship features like a telephoto camera and a large AMOLED display at a competitive price point. With the S25 FE, Samsung appears to double down on AI integration, turning the device into a mass-market on-ramp for Galaxy AI.
Its timing is also strategic: launching alongside the S25 family ensures the FE shares the spotlight with the most advanced devices while addressing a segment of consumers seeking value without sacrificing innovation.
The Galaxy S25 FE illustrates Samsung’s intent to democratize AI features once reserved for top-tier models. While the Galaxy S25 Ultra will remain the halo device with cutting-edge hardware, the FE is positioned to bring everyday AI and creative tools to a wider audience. For consumers who found last year’s S24 FE appealing but wanted deeper AI integration, the S25 FE may well be the sweet spot.
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE — Official Specifications
Colors | Navy, Jetblack, White, Icyblue |
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Display | 6.7″ FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X, up to 120Hz |
Peak Brightness | 1,900 nits (peak) |
Biometrics | Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor (in-display) |
Operating System / Updates | Android™ 16 (One UI 8), 7 OS upgrades & 7 years of security updates |
Processor | Exynos 2400 (4nm) |
Memory & Storage | 8GB RAM + 128GB / 256GB |
Rear Cameras | 50MP Wide (OIS, Super HDR) 12MP Ultrawide 8MP Telephoto (3× Optical Zoom) |
Front Camera | 12MP |
Video | Up to 4K at 30fps |
Battery | 4,900mAh; 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0; Wireless Charging; Wireless PowerShare |
Network & Connectivity | 5G (Sub-6), LTE, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4 |
Durability | IP68 water and dust resistance |
Dimensions / Weight | 161.3 × 76.6 × 7.4 mm; 190 g |
Filed in AI (Artificial Intelligence), Android, Exynos, IFA, IFA 2025, Samsung and Smartphone.
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