After high-quality renders, the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE’s hands-on video has surfaced online. Given the frequency of leaks online, the smartphone should hit markets soon. Although the company hasn’t confirmed a launch date, there’s a good chance that the Galaxy S23 FE could come out in early October. Nonetheless, here’s what the hands-on video suggests about the phone.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Design
The upcoming smartphone’s hands-on video reveals many details about its design. First, it showcases the smartphone in a dark-gray finish, with a plain back panel (in a glossy finish) that houses the triple-camera setup on the top left. Instead of a single module housing all the sensors, the video shows the smartphone has three different camera sensors that protrude from the panel, much like what we’ve seen on the Galaxy S23 series. We also see the company’s branding at the bottom.
The smartphone frame has a metallic finish, with the power button and the volume rockers on the right panel. Instead of having a SIM tray on the side, as most phones do, the Galaxy S23 FE could have a SIM tray on the top frame. At the bottom, we can see that the smartphone has a speaker vent, a primary microphone, and a US B-C port.
The front panel has a punch-hole camera in the center, while the bezels appear symmetrical on three sides except the bottom chin. The first look also reveals that the smartphone will carry thicker bezels than most smartphones in the segment, including the Galaxy S23, OnePlus 11, Nothing Phone (2), and the iPhone 13/14. Moreover, the Galaxy S23 FE resembles the Galaxy S23 in more ways than one. However, the company could release the smartphone in new colors to create a striking difference.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Leaked Specifications Roundup
The Samsung Galaxy S23 FE is said to come with a 6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. Under the hood, the smartphone should run on Exynos 2200 SoC in India and ship in two storage options: 128GB and 256GB. The smartphone should feature a 50MP primary sensor and two other sensors for clicking ultra-wide and zoomed pictures. Last but not least, we’re expecting a 4,500 mAh battery that supports 25W wired charging.
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