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Samsung Galaxy S26 FE will be more expensive than its predecessor, here's by how much

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Vlad 29 July 2026

Samsung Android Rumors

A few hours ago the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE was certified with support for 45W wired charging just like its predecessor, and now there's a leak telling us how much it will cost in Europe - specifically in France.

The base version with 128GB of storage will allegedly go for €799, the model with 256GB of storage will be priced at €899, and the top-end variation with 512GB of storage will cost €1,099.

Samsung Galaxy S26 FE will be more expensive than its predecessor, new leak claims

Compared to the Galaxy S25 FE launched last year, the Galaxy S26 FE will thus be €50 more expensive with 128GB of storage, €90 more with 256GB of storage, and a whopping €170 more when you pick the 512GB option.

The Galaxy S26 FE is expected to be unveiled in early September in three colors: Graphite, Aqua Green, and a third one that's described as "somewhere between blue and purple". It will be powered by the Exynos 2500 SoC, paired with 8GB of RAM.

Samsung Galaxy S25 FE

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Source (in French)

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  • Anonymous
  • rJb
  • 03 Aug 2026

No phone in the world is without backdoors.

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  • Vegetaholic
  • n5R
  • 02 Aug 2026

2023 16GB of RAM and 256GB of memory was about 800 euros. This is disgraceful rip off, I don't care they say it's memory crisis or not, this is definitely BS.

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  • Jemek
  • n6p
  • 31 Jul 2026

Yeah, but not so fast and by that much.

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