Samsung Galaxy S24 FE leak reveals familiar main camera
Samsung Galaxy S24 | Image credit – PhoneArena
No camera surprises: Samsung Galaxy S24 FE to stick with trusted sensor
A new report coming from the Netherlands (translated source) says that the Galaxy S24 FE could come equipped with a 50MP main camera sporting a 1/1.57" sensor size with 1.0μm pixels. This sensor mirrors what is found in the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 FE, and Galaxy S24.
In other words, it has been Samsung's go-to high-end camera sensor for a while now, and the Galaxy S24 FE stays true to this tradition. While it might not be a shocker, especially considering Samsung's penchant for recycling, at least now you know not to expect any major deviations in this area.
For now, it is all speculation, but probably, the ultra-wide and zoom cameras will also remain unchanged from the previous generation, Galaxy S23 FE. In the video below you see how the main camera of the Galaxy S23 FE compares to its older sibling, the Galaxy S21 FE.
The S24 FE is rumored to launch no earlier than late fall, given its current stage of development. It could potentially debut in early 2025 or follow a release pattern similar to its predecessor, with select markets seeing it by the end of this year and wider availability in the following year.
Just a quick reminder, the Galaxy S24 FE is a more affordable version of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S24 series. Speculations about its specs have been conflicting, with some sources suggesting it will run on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, while others indicate it might feature the previous generation Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset instead.
The S24 FE reportedly bears the model number SM-S721 and goes by the codename R12. These are the details available at this time, but with the launch still months away, we anticipate hearing more about the S24 FE in the upcoming weeks.
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