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The Galaxy S25 FE is Samsung's latest addition to its smartphone portfolio in the United States. The almost-flagship is available for purchase starting today from $649.
Samsung's offering two models in the United States, but there's also a third with the most amount of internal storage. Unfortunately, Samsung's not offering it in the home of the brave.
Galaxy S25 FE maxes out at 256GB storage in the US
Like its predecessor, Samsung is offering the Galaxy S25 FE with 128GB and 256GB of storage in the United States. Both models have 8GB of RAM.
There's another model that won't be sold in the US. It offers the top storage option of 512GB. Samsung is only making it available in select markets across Europe. Its availability has also been confirmed for the United Kingdom.
The 512GB Galaxy S25 FE costs 929 euro which is roughly $1,060. That's not a price point which would find much traction in the United States for this device, which is likely why it's not been made available.
Samsung introduced the 512GB storage option for the first time on the FE series with the Galaxy S24 FE last year. It was only available in select markets and not the US. While Samsung has expanded the availability for this year's model, it's decided to keep it away from the US.
Some buyers would have preferred the option to maximize internal storage, given that there's no microSD card slots on these phones anymore. They'll have to wait until next year to see if Samsung follows through on the 2026 model.
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