According to a data sheet published by WinFuture, the upcoming fan edition smartphone features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display, an Exynos 2500 processor, and a triple camera setup.
Hardware Architecture and Display Metrics
The chip pairs with 12 GB of RAM in some configurations, though other documentation points toward an 8 GB variant alongside 128 GB or 256 GB of onboard storage options. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) filings previously indicated modem hardware paired with the Exynos layout alongside local connectivity components.
The front-facing visual experience relies on a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel operating at a 120 Hz refresh rate. According to reporting from android-mt.ouest-france.fr citing WinFuture specs, the screen reaches up to 1,900 candelas per metre carré of peak outdoor brightness. Resolution varies across regional datasheets, scaling up to QHD+ in primary disclosures while other monitoring spots list a standard FHD+ configuration of 2,340 x 1,080 pixels.
Design Language and Physical Footprint
Aesthetically, the device borrows heavily from the baseline Galaxy S26 design language. It features a flat rear glass panel, sharp-edged frame borders, and a vertical triple-lens camera module tucked into the upper-left corner alongside an LED flash. The chassis measures 7.4 mm in thickness and tips the scales at 193 grams, complete with an IP68 dust and water resistance rating.
Samsung plans to market the device in three distinct colorways. While internal logistics sheets reference simple groupings of black, green, and purple, regional tech documentation highlights commercial names including Graphite, Blueberry, and Pistachio. Connectivity features include Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 6, and dual nano-SIM slots with dual eSIM compatibility.
Camera Array and Battery Endurance
Imaging hardware remains structurally iterative. The rear camera assembly houses a 50-megapixel primary wide sensor with an f/1.8 aperture, an ultra-wide sensor, and a telephoto lens providing 3x optical zoom. Earlier device breakdowns pointed to a 12-megapixel ultra-wide paired with an 8-megapixel or 12-megapixel telephoto module, alongside a 12-megapixel front selfie camera.
Power delivery sees a minor numerical bump. The battery capacity lands at 4,900 mAh, edging past the 4,500 mAh cell found inside the S24 FE while remaining just shy of the 5,000 mAh threshold common among competing hardware. Wire-based charging tops out at 45 W. Hardware reliability metrics suggest the battery is rated for up to 1,200 charge cycles, targeting roughly 50 hours of standard operation.
Pricing Dynamics and Market Positioning
European pricing is slated around €800, representing a €50 increase over the launch price of the Galaxy S25 FE. When converted to international markets, this positions the hardware close to $860. At this price point, Samsung’s mid-range flagship alternative bumps directly into compact flagships like the Google Pixel 9 Pro and OnePlus 13.
With hardware specs and imagery fully exposed weeks ahead of schedule, the official unveiling scheduled for IFA Berlin leaves little room for hardware surprises.
