Samsung recently made its 5th generation foldable phones official and along the way confirmed the arrival of the rumored Galaxy S23 FE. While exact details still need to be revealed, we now have a look at the phone's live image and some details about its wireless charging capabilities, thanks to its visit to the Wireless Power Consortium website.
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A new listing on the Wireless Power Consortium website confirms that the next-generation Galaxy FE smartphone will support wireless charging, much like the Galaxy S21 FE, which recently received a new variant in India. However, this seems limited to 4.4W, which is very slow. Although there are chances that the smartphone will support at least 15W wireless charging.
In addition to this, there is a live image of the front of the Galaxy S23 FE. The screen appears to have thin bezels and will likely have a hole in the middle. The volume rocker and power button appear on the right side. As for the overall design, nothing much is known but this could follow the design ethos of the existing Galaxy S23 with a vertically aligned camera bump, as suggested by leaked renders.
The Galaxy S23 FE with the model number 'SM-S711U' was registered on July 26, so it could be Samsung preparing to launch it soon. Details on this should come sooner rather than later, given that the company's representative expects to make an announcement shortly.
