Galaxy S25 FE renders leak showing thinner design and slimmer bezels

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE hasn’t been made official yet, but that hasn’t stopped leaked renders of the phone from surfacing online. Then again, leaks about the designs of new hardware and about the specs are more or less a commonplace thing these days. Almost to the point where they’re expected. The leaked renders of the Galaxy S25 FE also aren’t the first leaks of the device to pop up. Several rumors have been circling about this phone that make claims about the upgrades to the front-facing camera, as well as the changes to the main camera system on the back.

So far, though, this is the first time, so it would appear, that the design of the Galaxy S25 FE has been seen. The renders come from Onleaks and SammyGuru. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the design of the Galaxy S25 FE isn’t too different from the design of its predecessor. That doesn’t mean that Samsung hasn’t made any visual changes at all.

The Galaxy S25 FE leaked renders may confirm slimmer bezels

It’s a little hard to tell from the renders, but as SammyGuru points out, it appears as though Samsung may have slimmed the bezels down on this new version of its Fan Edition flagship. This is in comparison to the bezels on the Galaxy S24 FE that Samsung launched last October.

It’s also claimed that the Galaxy S25 FE is now thinner than the older model. According to the leak, it measures in at 7.4mm thick, compared to the previous model at 8mm. The full dimensions are said to be 61.4 x 76.6 x 7.4mm.

The phone will come with a 6.7-inch 120Hz Super AMOLED display

In addition to the dimensions and the visual design, the leak also mentions display specs. The screen size will reportedly be 6.7 inches and the panel will be a Super AMOLED panel. It’ll also have a refresh rate of 120Hz. The refresh rate isn’t much of a surprise, though. Samsung is using this on the Galaxy S25 series, and it’s on the Galaxy S24 FE as well. What isn’t made clear is whether the refresh rate is adaptive. That being said, Samsung uses an adaptive refresh rate on other phone models. So, it seems likely to stick with this. Alongside the leaked renders, SammyGuru has also uploaded a video that shows off the renders in a 360-degree video, giving you a better look at the design from all sides.