The “Fan Edition” series may continue this year. So the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE model may launch in the coming period. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE was very popular in the market. That’s why the Galaxy S21 FE was brought on top of it. However, Samsung had skipped the Galaxy S22 FE. It seems that Samsung will not skip 2023 in this regard.
Samsung may cancel the Galaxy A74 to push sales of the Galaxy S23 FE
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE may be launched towards the end of the year, according to a South Korea-based source. The phone will be a direct “price-performance” oriented version of the Galaxy S23. The device will allegedly available in multiple markets. According to sources, Samsung will cancel the Galaxy A74 model in order to highlight its affordable flagship Galaxy S23 FE. The company’s phone business is suffering from the global economic downturn, and now more than ever it needs powerful but relatively inexpensive phones to change that.
While nothing has been leaked about this alleged Galaxy S23 FE, some reports claim that it will not use the Exynos 2300 chipset. So, it is possible that Samsung will either use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 For Galaxy or last year’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1.
The very eye-catching Galaxy S23 Ultra BMW M Edition is out too
Before that, a special edition for the family made some noise. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra BMW M Edition was introduced as a special option born in partnership with BMW and SKT based in South Korea. The version, which is more expensive than normal, has a very rich box content. Specifically centered on the BMW M3 E30, the special phone version comes with a BMW-themed case, keychain and numerous emblems.
It also comes with a BMW-branded battery-powered air compressor, cup holder, wireless charger, analog clock, photo book and poster. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra BMW M Edition, which has a BMW theme, does not have a different hardware than normal. Galaxy S23 Ultra, which is the fastest Android smartphone model in the world according to the tests, seems to blow the minds of the fans with its BMW version.
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