Samsung is planning on launching a successor to the Galaxy S10 Lite. Reports have said the upcoming phone will go by the name Galaxy S20 FE (Fan Edition). Now, more details of the phone have surfaced in a fresh leak.
According to Twitter user @Boby25846908, the Galaxy S20 FE is “confirmed”. This should mean the device has been greenlit and will enter into production. He goes on to reveal that Samsung is considering using the Snapdragon 865 processor rather than the Snapdragon 855 or Snapdragon 765G.
The Snapdragon 855 is the chipset inside the Galaxy S10 Lite and it is surprising Samsung even considered it for its successor in the first place. The source says Samsung is considering the more-powerful Snapdragon 865 for the Galaxy S20 FE so that it can be positioned as a competitor to the upcoming OnePlus 8T.
Launch somewhere between Sep and Oct
— Your favourite Chun is back (@Boby25846908) July 7, 2020
Other than the chipset, the Galaxy S20 FE will also have a flat sAMOLED display with a 1080p resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The refresh rate is not certain according to the source.
The phone will also have the 50MP Samsung ISOCELL GN1 (not GD1) as its primary rear camera. The launch date for the Galaxy S20 FE is said to be between September and October. Sadly, there is no info on how much the phone will cost when it launches.
We advise you to take the info with a grain of salt as it is not verified and Samsung may decide to change some of the features of the phone.
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