New tipoffs suggest the rumored cheaper Samsung Galaxy Z Flip model could come equipped with the company’s own Exynos 2400 chipset, the same as some Galaxy S24 models.

The publication also noted that this Exynos chip is at a "flagship-level" as the company deployed it during a dual-chip strategy with the Galaxy S24 series. You may remember that

If you've been waiting for a cheaper model before trying a flip phone, it looks like Samsung could finally grant your wish in 2025.

For example, the recently launched Samsung Galaxy S24 FE launched with a slightly slower processor and lower-resolution camera system than the standard Samsung Galaxy S24, at a price of $649 / £649 / AU$1,099 – a solid offer considering the $799 / £799 / AU$1,399 price tag of the latter model.

With the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Samsung has developed its most compact smartphone to date, and this certainly stands out when unboxing the device. When closed, the phone is incredibly compact – roughly the size of a small wallet – making it easy to transport in a bag or even a pocket, without compromising on a quality feel and finish.

I shouldn't need CoverScreen OS to rotate apps on the front of my Galaxy Z Flip 6, but I'm grateful for the third-party support.

Samsung is set to launch an affordable version of its popular Galaxy Z Flip foldable phone in 2025, called the Galaxy Z Flip FE. This new

Samsung could be working on a budget flip phone, and a fresh leak hinted at the Galaxy Z Flip FE packing the Exynos 2400.

New information claims that the rumored Galaxy Z Flip FE could end up having the same processor as the Galaxy S24.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. New rumors claim that Samsung could empower the alleged "Galaxy Z Flip FE" with its 2023 Exynos 2400 SoC.