"If you've been eagerly awaiting Samsung's long-teased trifold phone or Project Moohan XR headset, the company's IFA launches may feel a little prosaic: an affordable spinoff of its flagship phone line, and a pair of Android tablets. The Galaxy S25 FE and Tab S11 series may not be Samsung's most exciting launches of the year, but they're the bread-and-butter basics that will drive its sales figures more than an experimental foldable ever could."
"The S25 FE phone is an especially modest update. Samsung has focused on making it thinner and lighter than the S24 FE - just 7.4mm thick and 190g in weight - but the design is otherwise strikingly similar. This is nowhere near as slender as the S25 Edge, but it's pretty much the exact same size and weight as the Galaxy S25 Plus, which should help make the FE a more compelling option in the lineup."
"It comes in four colors - white, black, light blue, and navy blue - all of which have the same silvery trim on the camera rings and frame. Build quality almost matches the Plus too, with an IP68 rating, Armor Aluminum frame, and only a slight downgrade to Gorilla Glass Victus Plus on the display. It all means that for the first time the FE looks and feels every inch the flagship the "S25" in its name suggests, even if limitations elsewhere hold it back from competing with the rest of the S25 line."
Samsung introduced the Galaxy S25 FE and Tab S11 series as modest, sales-focused IFA launches rather than experimental devices like a trifold phone or Project Moohan XR headset. The S25 FE is thinner and lighter than the S24 FE at 7.4mm and 190g, with design and size matching the Galaxy S25 Plus. The phone is offered in four colors with silvery camera-ring trim and features an IP68 rating, Armor Aluminum frame, and Gorilla Glass Victus Plus on the display. The triple rear camera setup remains unchanged, and limitations elsewhere prevent the FE from fully competing with the S25 flagship models.
Read at The Verge
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