Featuring Latest Functions like My Fan Cam and Super Steady

Priced at 1,045,000 Won for 256GB Model... Special Purchase Benefits Available

Samsung Electronics will launch the 'Galaxy S26 FE', which retains the core features of its flagship Galaxy S series while offering a more affordable price, in Korea on September 4.


'Galaxy S26 FE'. Provided by Samsung Electronics

'Galaxy S26 FE'. Provided by Samsung Electronics

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The device will be available in a total of three colors: Blueberry, Graphite, and Pistachio. The price is set at 1,045,000 won for the 256GB storage model. Customers can purchase it at Samsung Stores nationwide, on Samsung.com, and at both online and offline retail outlets of mobile carriers.


The Galaxy S26 FE offers a flagship experience through its latest camera features and Galaxy artificial intelligence (AI). Users can easily edit videos to focus on a chosen person by utilizing the 'My Fan Cam', which tracks the movements of the selected individual within a video. In addition, the 'Super Steady' mode, which includes a horizontal stabilization option, makes it possible to record stable videos even in highly dynamic situations. The device is also equipped with the latest Galaxy AI based on One UI 9, which understands the user's context. Features such as 'Now Brief' and 'Now Nudge' enable users to handle various tasks quickly and efficiently.



Customers purchasing the unlocked model can also sign up for the 'New Galaxy AI Subscription Club'. Membership benefits include up to 50% residual value guaranteed when returning the device, access to Samsung Care+, and accessory package discounts. Additionally, Samsung Electronics will provide Galaxy S26 FE buyers with a 6-month Google AI Pro subscription worth 29,000 won per month, a 2-month Willa subscription, and three 30% discount coupons for cases and accessories, which can be used on the Samsung.com app.


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