New Leaked Render Reveals Attractive Colors of Samsung Galaxy S23 FE

The Galaxy S23 FE is highly anticipated and marks Samsung’s latest smartphone. It follows the Galaxy S21 FE, which received a recent refresh, as Samsung decided to skip the Galaxy S22 FE. The phone’s official launch is imminent, and prior to that, a new render of the device has emerged, offering a comprehensive look at its design and potential color options. Take a look!

Leaked Colors of Galaxy S23 FE

An official-looking render of the Galaxy S23 FE has emerged, thanks to MSPowerUser. It showcases the phone in four colors: Pearl White, Black Graphite, Purple Lavender, and Olive. The Purple Lavender variant stands out as a favorite, and it will be fascinating to see it in person if it becomes official.

The design closely resembles that of the Galaxy S23, with three rear cameras arranged vertically, rounded edges, and a centered punch-hole on the front. Notably, the bezels are slightly thicker, and the display cannot be described as completely bezel-less.

In terms of other details, the Galaxy S23 FE recently appeared on the Wireless Power Consortium website under the model number ‘SM-S711U,’ confirming its wireless charging capabilities. These are anticipated to be limited to 4.4W, but expectations are for it to support at least 15W wireless charging.

While there’s no official confirmation on the spec sheet, rumors have suggested several potential specifications for the Galaxy S23 FE. These include a 6.4-inch AMOLED display with the possibility of a 120Hz refresh rate and an in-display fingerprint scanner. The smartphone could be powered by either the Exynos 2200 chipset or the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1.

Expectations for the camera setup include 50MP rear cameras with optical image stabilization (OIS), a 5,000mAh battery with 25W fast charging support, and the device running Android 13 with Samsung’s One UI 5.1 on top. As for the price, it could be under Rs 50,000, but official details are yet to be confirmed. The launch is expected to take place later this year, and we’ll provide further updates as they become available, so stay tuned!