Samsung is working on the Galaxy S24 FE. This is not surprising - the company has released fan edition versions of its past few Galaxy S series phones. The company's French support page recently spilled the beans about the upcoming handset, and a new leak told the whole story.

Android Headlines posted the Samsung phone with almost every detail you might want to know. Samsung appears to have made some important improvements to the Galaxy S23 FE, including a larger screen and Galaxy AI features.

The phone will reportedly feature a larger 6.7-inch display, which is a nice upgrade from the 6.4-inch display offered on the S23 FE. The screen should also be brighter, peaking at 1,900 nits. According to previous leaks, this larger screen should be covered with Gorilla Glass Victus+ to protect it from drops and other things we tend to use our phones for.

As for specs, the leak claims that it will have an Exynos 2400e processor. The leak did not mention RAM capacity, but the previous model had 8 GB. Storage options were not mentioned, but are expected to be 128 GB or more.

The leaked photos showed five colors: graphite, blue, silver/white, green, and yellow. These do not include the Samsung.com exclusive options, so it is possible that more options will be available at launch.

While the AH report did not detail all of the Galaxy AI features, leaked marketing materials have "Galaxy AI" printed front and center, which will be an important focus for Samsung's affordable flagship. Generative Edit, Circle to Search, Sketch to Image, and Live Translate are included in the leak, so the big stuff will be there.

Pricing was not missing from this leak, but we have to expect it to be in the $599 range, the same as the S23 FE. Samsung could raise the price by $50 or $100, but I can't imagine it going higher than that, as it would fall out of the affordable category.