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It's only a matter of time before Samsung launches the fifth addition to its Galaxy S25 series this year, the Galaxy S25 FE. This competitively priced flagship-adjacent smartphone is typically offered with 128GB and 256GB storage in most markets.
However, Samsung did have a 512GB variant of the Galaxy S24 FE last year that was sold in select regions, including the Middle East. It now appears that Samsung intends to offer the 512GB Galaxy S25 FE in more markets.
A new report indicates that the Galaxy S25 FE will be priced the same as its predecessor in Europe, with prices starting at 749 euro for the 8GB RAM and 128GB model. The 8GB and 256GB configuration will go for 809 euro.
The same report also claims that there's going to be a third model available in Europe as well with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage priced at 929 euro. This would suggest that Samsung is going to offer the largest storage option across European markets as well.
It remains to be seen if the company actually goes through with it or if the 512GB remains very regionally limited like previous models. Many in the US will also be interested in finding out if the 512GB model will make the jump across the pond, as the world's top smartphone market has also been deprived of the highest storage variant on previous iterations.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S25 FE in September, though an exact release date is as yet unknown.
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However, Samsung did have a 512GB variant of the Galaxy S24 FE last year that was sold in select regions, including the Middle East. It now appears that Samsung intends to offer the 512GB Galaxy S25 FE in more markets.
Expectations rise for wider availability of the 512GB model
A new report indicates that the Galaxy S25 FE will be priced the same as its predecessor in Europe, with prices starting at 749 euro for the 8GB RAM and 128GB model. The 8GB and 256GB configuration will go for 809 euro.
The same report also claims that there's going to be a third model available in Europe as well with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage priced at 929 euro. This would suggest that Samsung is going to offer the largest storage option across European markets as well.
It remains to be seen if the company actually goes through with it or if the 512GB remains very regionally limited like previous models. Many in the US will also be interested in finding out if the 512GB model will make the jump across the pond, as the world's top smartphone market has also been deprived of the highest storage variant on previous iterations.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S25 FE in September, though an exact release date is as yet unknown.
The post Samsung might make 512GB Galaxy S25 FE available in more markets appeared first on imeisource.