Galaxy S24 FE certified by the FCC, confirming a few key specs
The FCC certified the Galaxy S24 FE with the model number SM-S721B. Interestingly, this isn’t the US version of the device but the global version. Samsung uses the identifier SM-S721U for the unit sold stateside. It’s not like the two versions differ greatly, though. They even share the same chipset, with Samsung’s Exynos processors returning to an S-series phone in the US after nearly a decade.
This regulatory listing confirms the Galaxy S24 FE will ship with Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth v5.3, NFC, GPS, and wireless charging. We can also see its battery model number (EB-BS721ABE), manufactured by the Chinese firm ATL. A Korean certification previously revealed that Samsung will also source the battery from Navitasys, an Indian manufacturer. Some battery units have the model number EB-BS721ABY.
While these listings do not reveal the battery capacity, a major leak earlier this month said the Galaxy S24 FE will pack a 4,565mAh battery. The certification agencies used the Korean firm’s EP-TA800 charging adapter while testing the device. It’s a 25W charger, likely confirming the phone’s charging speed. Samsung will ship the Galaxy S24 FE with its Exynos 2400e chipset, paired with up to 12GB of RAM.
The phone sports a 6.7-inch display offering a 120Hz refresh rate and 1,900 nits of peak brightness. It has an aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass Victus+ glass on the front and back. Cameras include a 50MP primary lens on the back, a 12MP ultrawide camera, an 8MP 3x zoom camera, and a 10MP selfie shooter — all unchanged from the S23 FE. Stay tuned for its official launch, which may happen in October.
