The Galaxy S24 FE looks like it will be priced higher than previous generations, following the trend seen with other Samsung phones this year.

One such deal that's caught our eye is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is available with either a massive trade-in rebate of up to $750 off, or an upfront discount of $300. Both of these deals are available alongside a free storage upgrade so there's some serious value on offer here.

While the Galaxy S24 FE isn't yet official, you wouldn't know it from the release of this detailed Samsung unboxing video.

According to leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (via SmartPrix ), the 125GB Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is set to cost $649 — with the price supposedly rising to $70 for the 256GB model. Last year’s Galaxy S23 FE started at $599 for 128GB, with the 256GB option costing $659. Meaning we could be looking at a $50 price hike for both options.

Recent leaks suggest the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE will be priced from $649, featuring a 6.7 inch AMOLED display, Exynos 2400e processor, and multiple camera options. The phone is anticipated to launch globally next week with significant upgrades.

Now, respected source MysteryLupin has suggested that the price for the 8/128 model will be €749 and the 8/256 model for €809. This is still €50 more than the Galaxy S23 Fan Edition, but this price rise would be less than the price rise between the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S24.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE may cost $50 more than the S23 FE in the US. The S24 FE is rumored to have a larger display and powerful camera setup. Samsung needs to justify the S24 FE's value compared to the flagship S24.

Samsung's base and Plus flagship phones have used the same main camera for years now, but that might not change with the Galaxy S25 or S26.