Samsung’s Galaxy S22 FE was released in January 2022, but the company is already hard at work on its successor. Even though the Galaxy S22 FE isn’t expected until the latter part of this year or the beginning of next year, there have already been some speculations regarding what Samsung may be working on.
While the Galaxy S22 FE won’t be available for a while, there are some issues we’d want to see resolved when it does. In light of the $799 Galaxy S22’s February arrival, the Galaxy S21 FE has become rather outmoded a month after its release. The S21 FE is an outlier when compared to the S22, which costs just $100 more.
The Galaxy S21 FE has been left in a strange position with the arrival of the Galaxy A53 on April 1 (as the Galaxy A73 arrives to other countries). As a result, the Galaxy S22 FE must be flawless in order to be worthwhile.
Every word on the Galaxy S22 FE that we’ve come across has been included in this list. Here are our predictions for the Galaxy S22 FE.
A possible release date for the Samsung Galaxy S22 FE
There’s no word on when the Galaxy S22 FE will be released, and Samsung’s past experience with similar phones doesn’t provide much direction. Initially, the Galaxy S20 FE was released in October 2020, which is around six months behind the rest of the Galaxy S20 series. A year after the release of the Galaxy S21 phones, the Galaxy S21 FE didn’t come until January 22.
Since the S21 FE delivered so late last year, we can safely presume that any supply chain or other delays were temporary. It makes sense for Samsung to release its flagship phones and following FE variants one after the other, so we’d expect the Galaxy S22 FE to appear in October. For now, we can only speculate on a possible release date based on rumours.
a possible cost for the Samsung Galaxy S22 FE
Samsung has been much more consistent in this area. Both the Galaxy S20 FE and the Galaxy S21 FE were launched at a price of $699 in the United States.
For the S20 FE, the price of $699 represented a $300 savings over the S20’s original MSRP of $1,199. Even though the Galaxy S21 FE was $200 less expensive than Samsung’s flagship phone, you might argue that the Galaxy S22 was a better deal since it launched straight after the lower-priced S21 FE in 2021.
Features of the Samsung Galaxy S22 FE
A rumour from a leaker recently Galaxy S22 FE will be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 9000 processor, according to It’s Fat Water. When it comes to low-end processors, the term MediaTek normally raises warning signals. The Galaxy S22 FE and the Galaxy S22 would be strangely separated if this were to happen (which uses the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1). FE’s competitiveness with the more costly phone it’s built on makes it an attractive proposition for consumers.
Additionally, this phone is said to feature a 4,500mAh battery like the Galaxy S20 FE and S21 FE, according to the report. This smartphone might be the Galaxy A53 Pro, although no official confirmation has been made yet.
Galaxy S22 FE: What we’re hoping for
There are a few things we’d want to see improved upon in the Galaxy S21 FE’s replacement. If they aren’t included in Samsung’s Galaxy S22 FE plans, or if there isn’t enough time to resolve them, we hope they are.
Here’s what we’d want to see in the Galaxy S22 FE.
Improved battery life: Samsung’s flagships appear to be running low on juice recently. In our battery test, the Galaxy S21 FE only lasted 8 hours in its 120Hz setting. That’s a terrible idea. We hope the Galaxy S22 FE lasts a long time.
The display on the Galaxy S21 FE can handle a 120Hz refresh rate, but you have to set it to that frequency in order to use it. The S21 FE does not have the adaptive refresh rate of the Galaxy S21 or S22. This is something we’d want to see Samsung address with the Galaxy S22 FE.
The Galaxy A73, the flagship of Samsung’s new midrange smartphone series, has been secretly released. It has the same 108MP camera as the Galaxy A73. The phone’s 108MP primary camera is the most eye-catching feature. A 12MP sensor powers the Galaxy S21 FE. The 108MP camera on the Galaxy S22 FE is something we’d want to see.
The Galaxy S21 FE costs $100 less than the Galaxy S22, despite the latter’s superior hardware, including a faster CPU, more RAM, better cameras, adaptive refresh rate, and a somewhat longer battery life. The S21 FE is placed in a strange position since it costs an additional $100 to upgrade to a better phone. We’d want to see a more compelling financial argument for purchasing the Galaxy S22 FE over the Galaxy S22 instead of the S22 (or Galaxy S23 when that phone arrives in 2023).
For the Galaxy S22 FE, we’d want to see a telephoto camera with a resolution of at least 12MP, since the S21 FE sported an 8MP camera.