Good news for Samsung fans! It looks like the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S22 FE may still be in the works. Despite earlier rumors suggesting that the smartphone had been canceled by Samsung to reallocate chips to the Galaxy S22 Ultra, several tipsters are now claiming that the Galaxy S22 FE could still be in development.
According to the latest reports, Samsung could be gearing up to unveil the Galaxy S22 FE after launching the Galaxy S23 series in February. This would make the Galaxy S22 FE the last Galaxy S series smartphone to get a Fan Edition variant, as it is unclear if the Galaxy S23 FE will be released.
While Samsung has not yet officially confirmed the existence of the Galaxy S22 FE, it is possible that the smartphone could be unveiled at a second Galaxy Unpacked event in Q3 of 2023. There are also rumors that the Galaxy S22 FE could be released alongside the Galaxy Tab S8 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 series.
In terms of specifications, the Galaxy S22 FE is rumored to replace the Galaxy A74, which may not be released in 2023. It is also expected to cost the same as the Galaxy A73 and is rumored to feature a 4nm Exynos 2300 SoC or possibly an Exynos 2200 SoC or a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset. The smartphone may also come equipped with a Samsung ISOCEL HM6 108-megapixel primary camera.
However, it’s worth noting that the Exynos 2300 SoC is rumored to be a prototype chip and may not be included in the final product. Tipster @OreXda has also hinted at the possibility of the Galaxy S22 FE being released soon with the Galaxy Buds 2 Live, while tipster @dohyun854 has suggested that the Galaxy S23 FE version may not be released. Finally, tipster RGcloudS has suggested that the Galaxy S22 FE could be unveiled at the first Galaxy Unpacked event.
So, while nothing is certain yet, it looks like the Samsung Galaxy S22 FE could still be on the horizon. Stay tuned for more updates as they become available!
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