Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition was spotted last month on GeekBench listing sporting a Snapdragon 865 chipset. However, a listing for SM-G780F is now live on GeekBench with Exynos 990 chipset. This hints at the typical Samsung approach of launching the same device with different chipsets in different regions. Meaning, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE will go live with Snapdragon 865 in the US while in other parts of the world, we will get the Exynos 990 SoC.
If you are wondering about the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition smartphone, then let us re-call the Galaxy S10 Lite & Note 10 Lite. Samsung launched the lite versions of last year’s flagship at reduced prices. This is Samsung’s new approach to launching a watered-down version of its flagship devices. The same will be the case for the upcoming SM-G780F and SM-G781B models. However, the moniker for the smartphone is not confirmed yet.
Galaxy S20 Fan Edition Specifications & Pricing
Apart from the two versions of Galaxy S20 Fan Edition i.e SM-780F with Exynos 990 & G781B with Snapdragon 865, there are rumors about other key specs. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is rumored to sport an Infinity-O display with FullHD + resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The size of a display may vary from 6.5 to 6.7 inches.
The Fan Edition phone is expected to have a triple camera setup, led by 12MP+12MP+8MP sensors. For the battery size, it is expected to be a 4500 mAH. Talking about the RAM, the S20 FE (SM-G780F) comes with 8GB RAM and managed to score 588 points in single-core performance and 2448 in the multi-core test. It is also said that the Galaxy S20 FE will feature IP68 water and dust resistance. The unanswered question is the pricing of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition. However, we can expect a price tag of $750 for the Galaxy S20 FE.
Currently, we cannot say about the release date of Galaxy S20 Fan Edition. However, it maybe launched in late 2020 or most probably early next year. We will keep you updated whenever latest news regarding Galaxy S20 FE pops up.
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