SAMSUNG recently introduced Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition has a more stylish design and a higher price Z Fold 6. Now it looks like the company is finally shifting gears, with rumors that it’s exploring a more affordable option for those looking for a hinged device. According to insider Ross Young, Galaxy Z Flip FE – cheap foldable – expected in 2025.

A more affordable flip phone from Samsung?

After years of speculation about an affordable foldable smartphone, it looks like Samsung has finally delivered on its promise. According to rumors, the device will have the same screen as the upcoming one Galaxy Z Flip 7However, you can reduce costs by using a lower quality camera system and an older processor.

Unlike the Galaxy Z Flip FE, Samsung reportedly has no plans to develop a budget version of the larger Galaxy Z Fold series and is focusing its cost-cutting efforts solely on a series of compact foldable devices.

Coming to the hardware, there is speculation around the chipset Galaxy Z Flip FE Sammobile’s report suggests that Samsung may pack the phone with the older chips Exynos 2400 or Exynos 2400e (used in the S24 FE) when it launches. However, if Samsung Foundry solves the current performance problems with the 3 nm process, there is a possibility that the device will be released with Exynos 2500.

Exynos 2500 is said to be a powerful processor originally designed for the Galaxy S25 series. Current production restrictions have reportedly put its use in the S25 series into doubt, making it a potential candidate for the Z Flip FE.

If Galaxy Z Flip FE This will be a major milestone for foldable phones when it becomes a reality, making them more accessible to a wider audience. While exact pricing and specifications remain unclear, the device is expected to combine affordable pricing with Samsung’s brand value.

It is noteworthy that Motorola’s quietly introduced an affordable folding phone called Motorola Razr 50s In Japan in September this year. The phone is powered by the Dimensity 7300X chip and its price is around $800.