Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip FE Receives the 3C Certification; Mass Production of Exynos 2500 Chip for the Device Begun
The upcoming special edition and affordable vertically-folding device from Samsung – the Galaxy Z Flip FE has already been part of a few reports and this upcoming device has now received the 3C certification from China. Also, it has been reported that the Exynos 2500 chip mass production for the device has also begun, and it will likely be first featuring the Exynos 2500 chip instead of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 flagship.
Read more about it below.
Galaxy Z Flip FE – 3C Certification
The Galaxy Z Flip FE foldable of Samsung which bears the model number – ‘SM-F7610’ has been certified by the 3C authority with the certificate number – ‘2025011606761422’ and it has been listed on the database as a ‘5G digital mobile telephone set’. Its 3C certification validity will be till the 18th of March 2030, and the database confirms that it will be supporting a 25W wired fast charging feature. [The device will be sold without a charging adapter inside the box, however a ‘EP-TA800’ travel charger has been listed along with the smartphone.]
Galaxy Z Flip FE – Exynos 2500 Chip Mass Production for the Device Begun
It was earlier reported that Samsung would probably be launching its Galaxy Z Flip FE smartphone equipped with the Exynos 2500 chip, and it is now said that the Galaxy Z Flip FE may be first featuring it (via The Bell). This is because, the Qualcomm monopoly in the foldable device segment and the competition by Chinese foldable smartphones, has prevented Samsung from introducing its Exynos 2500 chip in the flagship Galaxy Z Flip 7, and the strategy has changed to making the Galaxy Z Flip FE as the first Exynos 2500-powered device.
Also, it should be noted that things in Samsung’s semi-conductor division are changing constantly, and considering that the Galaxy Z Flip FE will only be launched months after the Galaxy Z Flip 7, there is still time left to confirm this. In related news, the Exynos 2600’s work is progressing alongside, and the brand is believed to finish it in the mid-half of Q3 2025 (for the Galaxy S26 series). The Exynos Auto V920 processor is also scheduled to be supplied to Hyundai Motor Company this year.
