Samsung has unveiled a new model, the Galaxy S25 FE, to cater to those hesitant about the high price of the latest Galaxy S25. Priced at £649, the Galaxy S25 FE is significantly more affordable, costing £150 less than the standard Galaxy S25 and almost half the price of the S25 Ultra.
Despite its lower price tag, the Galaxy S25 FE boasts impressive features, including a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and a triple-lens rear camera with a 50MP main lens along with Ultra Wide and Telephoto options. It is equipped with a 4,900mAh battery with fast charging capabilities and is encased in an enhanced Armor Aluminum frame for durability.
For avid gamers and power users, the Galaxy S25 FE comes with a larger vapor chamber to prevent overheating. Additionally, the device features Galaxy AI for enhanced photo quality and includes features like Audio Eraser to eliminate background noise from videos.
Customers purchasing the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE from Sky Mobile can receive a complimentary Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Buds3 FE. The device also offers access to Google’s Gemini Live for interactive voice interactions.
The Galaxy S25 FE is now available in four color options: Icy Blue, Jet Black, Navy, and White. Samsung is offering attractive deals, such as a guaranteed £100 trade-in value for old phones and the opportunity to claim a free Galaxy Watch7 worth £239.
The Galaxy S25 FE is available in three storage variants at the following price points: 128GB for £649, 256GB for £699, and 512GB for £799. Jay Kim, Executive Vice President at Samsung Electronics, emphasized the device’s role in expanding the Galaxy AI ecosystem to make advanced features accessible to a broader audience.
“Galaxy S25 FE plays an important role as a gateway into the broader Galaxy AI ecosystem, making these experiences more attainable for a wider range of users,” said Kim. “With expanded personalized AI experiences and AI-powered photography and editing tools, Galaxy S25 FE empowers more people to bring greater convenience and creativity into their everyday lives.”