The Samsung Galaxy S25 Fe is expected to start as the successor of the Galaxy S24 Fe later this year which is currently on sale in India and global markets. The Galaxy S24 Fe, like the earlier model, was operated by an in-house Samsung-made processor, Exynos 2400E. This was a slightly water version of the Exynos 2400 chipset that operated the Galaxy S24 (a premium flagship) last year. Unlike the Galaxy S24 series, where Samsung used various processors for different markets, the Galaxy S25 series was launched with a custom Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy SOC on all models in the lineup. Now, the details of the chipset on the Galaxy S25 Fe have surfaced online.
recently Geekbench entry Viewed by tipster Abhishek yadavThe Samsung Galaxy S25 FE allegedly connects the contradictory rumors around the smartphone. Geekbench listing has the name of the product, that score, and the details about its processor, RAM and software version are shown.
The listing refutes a recent report, stating that the Galaxy S25 Fe can use a dimension 9400 SoC, Geekbench listing suggests that the smartphone is being operated by an Exynos 2400 processor. This is not a bad option in any way, it is just that the processor of MediaTek offers better performance (3.62GHz) and it is more efficient that it uses 3Nm construction process.
The Exynos 2400 Chip also operated the Samsung Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus model in India last year.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Fe was initially called by the same chipset that gives strength to the currently available Galaxy S24 Fe model. According to the above report, we came to know about a MediaTek-Integrated Options. It was said that MediaTek chipset would be used only when Samsung’s founders have struggled to produce exinos chips.
Confirming with a new Geekbench listing that an Exynos 2400-Inumed Galaxy S25 Fe, now it seems that the Samsung can use the Galaxy S24 strategy with chipset. The Geekbench listing shows a model number with a ‘U’ that shows that the American models of the Galaxy S25 Fe may be powered by the Exynos chipset, while other countries may be lucky to get a MediaTek-operated option. All-in-All is still not clear whether Samsung will offer a MediaTek option for its Galaxy S25 Fe smartphone this year.
