Samsung’s next Fan Edition smartphone, the Galaxy S24 FE, is nearing its launch. The device could go official in October, allegedly with a higher price tag than its predecessor. As usual, the company will offer a wide range of official protective cases for the phone. A new leak shows some of the cases Samsung has prepared for the Galaxy S24 FE.
Galaxy S24 FE cases leaked in multiple colors
The official case lineup for the Galaxy S24 FE will include at least four options, Android Headlines reports. You can pick the Silicone Case in Blue, Gray, Green, White, and Yellow colors, the Standing Grip Case in Blue, White, and Yellow colors, the Smart View Wallet Case in While, Light Green, Blue, and Black/Gray colors, and a transparent Flipsuit Case.
Silicone Case:
The Silicon Case is a standard silicone cover that protects the edges and back cover. It is flexible and can be easily applied to or removed from the phone. It has individual camera cutouts for maximum protection. The Standing Grip Case also offers similar protection but adds a slidable strap for enhanced grip on the back. The strap is neatly tucked away when not needed.
Standing Grip Case:
Coming to the Smart View Wallet Case; it is a flip cover that also protects the Galaxy S24 FE’s screen. The front flap has a tiny window in the top-right corner. It lets you see the time, notifications, and other info on your phone’s AOD (always-on display) window without lifting the flap. On the inside, the case offers a secret wallet to keep your cards, cash, and other items.
Smart View Wallet Case:
Finally, the Flipsuit Case is an NFC-powered cover that can dynamically change your phone’s wallpaper based on the graphic design of the interchangeable LED card that goes inside the transparent case. It allows you to switch styles with ease. Simply insert your favorite interactive card, and the phone gets an instant makeover. Samsung will also offer an anti-reflective screen protector for the Galaxy S24 FE.
Flipsuit Case:
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