- Samsung Galaxy S24 FE camera specs leaked ahead of time.
- Apparently, Samsung is reusing cameras from Galaxy S23, S23 FE, and S24
- The phone is slated to arrive by end of this year or early next year following S23 FE's launch timeline.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is indeed in development with the launch speculated sometime in late 2024 or early 2025. However, the latest Galaxy S24 FE camera specs leaks might turn your head to look for a different model given the fact that Samsung is simply reusing what it had in the Galaxy S23 FE.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Camera Specs Leak May Leave You Stunned
According to the folks at Galaxyclub, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is likely to use a 50MP ISOCELL Gn3 1/1.57” primary sensor with a 1.0micron pixel size. For those who might be unaware, this is the same sensor we have seen with Galaxy S23, S23 FE, and S24. Samsung is adamant about reusing and recycling specs to appease those users who would like a flagship-like phone without paying the premium that usually Galaxy S-series attracts.
We have heard that Samsung might use the same camera setup on the Galaxy S24 FE that the predecessor came up with. If that sticks, we will see the same ultra-wide and telephoto cam at the back and the front being a high-end 10MP snapper. Samsung did upgrade the cameras on the S23 FE compared to the S21 FE such that the primary snapper received an upgrade as well as the front camera that would have been otherwise a mid-range 32MP snapper.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Release Date
When it comes to the release, we don’t have a fixed date. Citing reports on its developmental stage and a few trusted sources, we could see the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE make its debut by late fall.
Alternatively, we could see the S24 FE launch by the end of this year in some markets while others will have to wait a few more weeks before getting their hands on the device early next year. This is exactly what the timeline for the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE launch looked like and the South Korean giant might repeat the same this time around.
Samsung switched to Exynos chipsets on its FE devices starting with Galaxy S23 FE so it might be repeated this time around. But hey, let’s keep our fingers crossed and wait for more information to arrive.
