Samsung Galaxy S24 FE firmware leak hints at early launch

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE has made another appearance in the online market as its leaked firmware hints an early launch.

Thought, we won’t expect it to be coming before the fourth quarter this year or early 2025, but there’s growing evidence that it might arrive sooner.

Most recently, X user Tarun Vats (via PhoneArena) claims to have spotted the first One UI test build for the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE on Samsung’s firmware server.

The leak doesn’t mention name of the device, instead it appeared with a model number SM-S721B, which is thought to be the European model of the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE.

As for how soon it will launch, well, that’s not entirely clear. As noted above, the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE might not land for many months, or even until 2025, but the existence of firmware for the phone suggests it could make its debut sooner.

Moreover, the device has already made appearances on number of sites.

These include the European model number mentioned above, plus models for the US, Canada, and South Korea.

Plus, a slightly earlier leak suggested that Samsung was planning to launch the Galaxy S24 FE this ‘summer’ (likely meaning between June and August).