We recently spotted the Galaxy S24 FE Global Variant on both the TDRA and TUV certification websites, which not only confirmed the model numbers but also revealed its charging capacity. Now, the Galaxy S24 FE has been spotted once again, this time on the Wireless Power Consortium, giving us a glimpse of its upcoming design.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE wireless power consortium
Thanks to the team at 91Mobiles, who spotted the US variant of the Galaxy S24 FE on the Wireless Power Consortium, we now have a clearer idea of its design. The device is listed with the model number “SM-S721U,” indicating the US variant. The certification confirms that it will support 15W wireless charging, while TUV listings suggest 25W wired fast charging. Although this certification relates to the US model, the same 15W wireless charging is expected to be available in global markets as well.
Interestingly, earlier FCC certification revealed that the Galaxy S24 FE US variant might come with 9W wireless charging support. This creates some uncertainty, as the recent Wireless Power Consortium listing suggests 15W wireless charging. It remains to be seen which Wireless charging capability the S24 FE will actually arrive with. We’ll have to wait for official confirmation to know for sure.
The design of the Galaxy S24 FE appears to be quite similar to the Galaxy S24, featuring the same vertically aligned triple camera setup on the back, flat edges, and a punch-hole display on the front. While the design is reminiscent of the Galaxy S24, tipster Yogesh Brar reports that the S24 FE will feature a larger 6.7″ screen, compared to the 6.2″ display on the Galaxy S24.
Under the hood, the S24 FE is expected to be powered by the Exynos 2400e, an underclocked version of the Exynos 2400 chipset.
