Samsung Galaxy S23 FE 256GB
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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE review
Samsung wants to prove that a Samsung Galaxy experience doesn't have to be expensive.- Great premium feeling in the hand, Great display, Display brightness is really good, Amazing speakers, Smooth performance, Smooth gaming performance, Latest Samsung software, Fingerprint scanner is fast and accurate
- Heats up considerably
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE review
In essence, the Galaxy S23 FE is a budget flagship phone, one that outguns anything in the midrange Galaxy A-series line-up but is just a few paces short of Samsung’s current-gen flagship phones.- Great quality display, Larger vapour chamber ensures better sustained performance, Good primary camera, Excellent battery life, Has DeX mode
- Only primary camera has OIS, Base display refresh rate bottoms out at 60Hz
Samsung Galaxy S23FE review: Flagship features, affordable price
Fan Edition is Samsung’s way of making flagship products more accessible to users. The journey started with the Galaxy S20 FE, which was a slightly toned-down version of the Galaxy S20 series, then came the Galaxy S21 FE, which was a reworked version of the Galaxy S21 lineup, then a year gap, and...
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Dual SIM 5G (8GB RAM, 256GB, Purple) - Brand New review
This 'for the fans' sub-flagship borrows the best bits from the full-fat S23- Styling and screen match top-tier phones, Decent performance and all-day battery life, Very capable main camera
- Telephoto camera not very impressive, Rivals offer similar hardware for less cash, The Galaxy S23 isn’t that much more expensive either
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE review
The Galaxy S23 FE is an excellent phone that gets you access to Samsung's higher-end features without the higher price.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE (Review Samsung Galaxy S23 FE)
A low-cost, high-powered winner- Excellent build quality, Good cameras, Fast, smooth performance, Affordable
- Older processor, Bezels are a little thick, Battery life could be better
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Review: The Best Phone Everyone Shouldn't Buy
Samsung unveiled its latest "Fan Edition" hardware in early October 2023, which includes the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE that went on sale on December 15 last year. This 6.4-inch smartphone, powered by the Exynos 2200, is positioned by the company as a bridge between its A- and S-Class offerings.- Great workmanship, Great AMOLED display, Versatile camera, Android 14 with One UI 6.0, Solid performance
- Too expensive and released too late, Too much internal competition, Thick bezels, Only average battery life, No charger included
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Dual SIM 5G (8GB RAM, 256GB, Purple) - Brand New review
“The Samsung Galaxy S23 FE delivers flagship specs and features at a great price.”- IP68 dust and water resistance, Bright AMOLED display, Four promised Android upgrades, Fast wireless charging, Competitively priced
- Uncomfortable design, Compromised performance, Lacks superfast wired charging
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE review
A good option for budget-conscious Samsung fans....- Bright OLED screen, Good build quality, Solid cameras, Excellent software update policy, A decent value
- Older, hotter processor, Larger than S23 Plus with a smaller screen, Finicky fingerprint reader, Aging Gorilla Glass
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Dual SIM 5G (8GB RAM, 256GB, Purple) - Brand New review
By itself, the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE looks like a tempting option with flagship S23 DNA and the right compromises to fit its £599/$599 price tag – but with the regular Galaxy S23 already dipping beneath the FE’s RRP, it seems like it’s too little too late for Samsung’s premium mid-ranger.- Very similar design to the Galaxy S23, Great performance from the Exynos 2200, All-day battery life
- The regular Galaxy S23 can be found cheaper, Slow charging, Fairly heavy for its size