Samsung's Galaxy S25 FE exhibits a flagship-like quality in certain aspects
In the world of technology, Samsung continues to make waves with the upcoming release of two new devices: the Galaxy S25 FE and the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite." While details are still emerging, here's what we know so far.
Rumours suggest that both devices are set for a fall launch, with the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite" potentially debuting alongside the main Galaxy Tab S11 lineup. The Galaxy S25 FE, meanwhile, is expected to join the ranks of Samsung's focus on the affordable market, much like its predecessor, the S24 FE.
The Galaxy S25 FE is reported to boast a 4900mAh battery, a significant increase from the S24 FE's 4700mAh battery. This battery capacity, along with the device's alleged 45W fast charging support, has been consistently mentioned in recent leaks and reports, although Samsung has yet to officially confirm these specifications.
Similarly, the Galaxy S25 FE is rumoured to have faster charging than the base Galaxy S25, possibly 25W or more. This would align with last year's S24 FE, which also offered fast charging.
As for the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite," initial rumours suggest it may feature the Exynos 1380 SoC. The device is also reported to be undergoing testing with One UI 7, the latest version of Samsung's user interface.
However, when it comes to charging details for the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite," the picture is a bit murky. Recent leaks mention a potential 25W charging, but other reports suggest a more robust 45W. This discrepancy underscores the need for caution when interpreting leaks and rumours.
The Galaxy S25 FE and the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite" are both moving through the World Power Consortium (WPC) for certification purposes. However, the TUV listing for the Galaxy S25 FE does not provide information about the phone's alleged battery capacity, and the charging details for the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite" remain unclear due to conflicting reports.
The flagship Galaxy S25 series, including the S25 Plus and S25 Ultra, currently boasts 45W wired charging support. The series also offers 15W wireless charging support, a feature likely to be carried over to the more affordable Galaxy S25 FE.
In conclusion, while details about Samsung's upcoming devices are still emerging, the Galaxy S25 FE and the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite" promise exciting developments in battery capacity and charging speed. As always, it's best to approach these leaks with a degree of scepticism until official confirmation from Samsung.
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The upcoming Galaxy S25 FE, following in the footsteps of its predecessor, the S24 FE, is expected to feature in Samsung's affordable market segment and may offer faster charging than the base Galaxy S25, potentially up to 25W or more. In regard to the Galaxy Tab S10 "Lite", initial rumors suggest it could sport the Exynos 1380 SoC and be tested with One UI 7, while leaks hint at either 25W or 45W charging, creating some uncertainty about its charging details.
