Samsung Galaxy S24 FE gets closer to launch in new leak
It's nearly September 2024; nevertheless, the Galaxy S24 FE has yet to join its predecessor on Amazon. However, consumers still holding out for the device rather than its vanilla or Plus siblings might not have much longer to wait.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has now completed its testing of the Samsung SM-S721U, a device that might launch as the US or global version of the Galaxy S24 FE.
It has been found to support 5G as well as 4G/LTE, in addition to Bluetooth 5.3, NFC and Wi-Fi 6E: just like the Galaxy S24.
In addition, the FCC may have confirmed that the FE has a different battery, going under the heretofore-unseen model number of EB-BS721ABY; however, its capacity goes unreported in this certification.
Accordingly, Samsung may indeed introduce the Galaxy S24 FE as a potentially compelling alternative to its current flagship Android smartphones soon.
Source(s)
FCC via MySmartPrice
![Galaxy S24 FE rumored to feature the same primary camera as the predecessor (Image source: Samsung [edited])](fileadmin/_processed_/b/4/csm_Samsung-Galaxy-S24-FE65_698e6fbd50.jpg)
![Samsung Galaxy S24 FE seemingly appeared on Samsung's firmware server (Image source: Samsung [Edited])](fileadmin/_processed_/6/a/csm_Samsung-Galaxy-S24-FE_1710b3f0bc.jpg)
