Samsung’s rumored Galaxy Z Flip FE could be more powerful than expected

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    Samsung’s rumored Galaxy Z Flip FE could be more powerful than expected




    Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority
    • Samsung could give the Galaxy Z Flip FE an Exynos 2400 processor.
    • It’s rumored that the Galaxy Z Flip 7 could get an Exynos 2500 chip.



    Samsung has long maintained that it has no plans to make a cheaper version of the Galaxy Z Fold. However, there have been rumors that it may be considering a cheaper Galaxy Z Flip, in the form of a Fan Edition device. Not much is known yet about this would-be mid-range foldable, but a new rumor may have revealed the chip.

    During a Q3 2024 earnings call, Samsung hinted that it is looking at making a more budget-friendly foldable. It’s rumored that this handset could be a Galaxy Z Flip FE model and it would be ready for release sometime in 2025. Leaker Jukanlosreve has now posted on X (formerly Twitter) that this phone could be equipped with an Exynos 2400 processor.



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