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Samsung Might Release The Galaxy S21 FE On October 29th

Earlier, we expected that Samsung would release the Galaxy S21 FE in Q1 of 2022. A couple of days ago, we heard a tip suggesting an early release expectation. Today, we heard another tip suggesting that the same device is expected to come in October this year.

According to well-known tipster Jon Prosser, the Galaxy S21 FE is expected to release on October 29th. The company will start accepting pre-orders from October 20th.

Another tip suggested that Samsung would unveil the Galaxy S21 FE on September 8th, i.e., less than a week.

The Galaxy S21 FE is expected to come in four color options – White, Graphite, Lavender, and Olive Green. The device will come in two variants – (1) 128GB model (2) 256GB model. The retail price for the same device would be between $649–$749 (as expected).

The downsides of the smartphone include – no charger and no external memory slot.

To know more about the device, you can read our series on the Galaxy S21 FE, which includes some rumors and tips.

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