Meanwhile, it’s no surprise that the Z Flip FE will feature the Exynos 2400e chip, as Samsung looks to keep costs low and stay competitive. Since the Galaxy S24 FE is using the same chip too, it makes sense for the company to choose it for its first budget flip foldable next year.

Samsung could ditch Snapdragon and use the Exynos 2500 on the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and the Exynos 2400e on the Galaxy Z Flip FE. Read on for more!

A new leak has revealed that the Galaxy Z Flip FE and Z Flip 7 could use different Samsung Exynos chip models.

There have been rumors for a while that Samsung is working on a more affordable flip-style foldable, which could launch next year when the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is also expected to debut. Now, a new tip suggests which chipsets might power both devices.

Samsung’s Fan Edition moniker is used to signify a phone or accessory, offering a significant proportion of features of the main line but at a cost-effective price. While the FE range includes the Galaxy S24, Galaxy Tab, and Galaxy Buds peripherals, to name three, there has yet to be a folding FE for either design.

A less expensive Galaxy Z Flip phone could arrive in the new year. Here's the latest information on what this phone could include.

Samsung could launch a Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE next year, and it could sport the same display as the Z Flip 7 but different camera and processor.

Most foldable phone fans have been waiting for affordable models for a long time now, and 2025 appears to be the year for them.

The South Korean tech giant was one of the early adopters of the foldable phone form factor and was initially one of the better adopters of the technology. However, the company's efforts to upgrade its foldable phones seem to have stagnated, at least compared to recent releases like the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.