Samsung May Launch an 8GB/128GB Model for the Galaxy S25 FE in India at INR 59,999 Starting Price, Just Like the Previous Galaxy S24 FE: Claims a Tipster
Followed by last year’s Galaxy S24 FE, the South Korean smartphone maker – Samsung had just recently introduced its latest Galaxy S25 FE device and it is currently available for purchase in certain global markets. While it has also been unveiled in India, its pricing details are still yet to be announced and now, a new update has arrived suggesting that the 8GB/128GB model may be brought out for Indian customers too at the same price as that of its predecessor.
Read more about it below.
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE – 8GB/128GB Storage Variant Coming as its Base Model?
Samsung early this month in September 2025 had held its Galaxy Event globally and the event notably marked the launch of the newest member of the Galaxy S25 series – the latest Galaxy S25 FE. The device has been introduced in three storage options of 8GB/128GB, 8GB/256GB, and 8GB/512GB, along with four color choices of White, Icyblue, Jetblack, and Navy. Also, its official sale has already begun in a few global markets like the US, Germany, and the UK.
Even though Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE has also been launched in India, the sale of the device hasn’t started and the brand is still yet to announce its price points. However, the product page for the device is now live, and storage options of 8GB/256GB and 8GB/512GB as well as color choices of White, Jetblack, and Navy have been listed.
Now, as per a new update received via the X tipster @heyitsyogesh, it has been revealed that just like last year, Samsung may bring the 8GB/128GB storage variant as the base model for the Galaxy S25 FE for Indian customers too, and it could be priced at INR 59,999 – same as that of the previous Galaxy S24 FE 8GB/128GB storage variant.
At the moment, let us not jump into any quick conclusions as only the 8GB/256GB and 8GB/512GB variants are currently listed on Samsung’s India website. It is thus best to wait until the brand officially confirms of it.
Stay tuned for more updates.
