That price hike could be due to the new software promises Samsung is making. Smartprix says that Samsung will offer seven years of Android updates and security patches when it launches the S24 FE. That matches Google’s new (ish) promise on updates and Apple’s unofficial seven-year policy.

One such deal that's caught our eye is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is available with either a massive trade-in rebate of up to $750 off, or an upfront discount of $300. Both of these deals are available alongside a free storage upgrade so there's some serious value on offer here.

Over on X, tipster Arsène Lupin claimed that the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE will launch with a price of €749 for the 128GB version, while the 256GB model will have a price of €809. That translates to around $830 and $896 USD, respectively.