Good deal from Samsung: now is THE time to order the Galaxy S25 FE for less than 605 euros

For several years now, Samsung has offered an FE model with every new smartphone launch. This Fan Edition smartphone includes the features most appreciated by users, while being offered at a more affordable price. With the Samsung Galaxy S25 range launching last February, the Galaxy S25 FE unsurprisingly launched last September. This Samsung smartphone is offered in 3 storage capacities and 3 colors. Initially shown from 752.05 euros, Samsung takes advantage of the month of November to lower its price and sells it for 602.05 euros. In fact, from October 30 to November 16, 2025 inclusive, for the purchase of a Galaxy S25 FE (Absolu Black color), benefit from an immediate discount of €150. We deliver the Galaxy S25 FE to your home at no cost and you can pay for your purchase in installments.

Price drop for this Samsung smartphone

Among the flagship features of the Galaxy S25 FE is Galaxy AI. Thanks to artificial intelligence, you can do even more from your smartphone. Simply circle an item to search, Galaxy AI also helps you edit images or translate them instantly.

On the back of the Galaxy S25 FE we find a triple camera with a 50-megapixel wide-angle sensor, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle sensor, and an 8-megapixel telephoto lens. You can capture photos or videos of landscapes, portraits, even at night!

This Samsung smartphone is powered by Exynos 2500 processor that ensures smooth, responsive and immersive gaming. The battery life of the Galaxy S25 FE can reach up to 28 hours of video playback.

As for the screen, the latter measures 6.7 inches and guarantees fluid immersion in your content, with a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz. During this time of November, Samsung does not hesitate to lower the price of the Galaxy S25 FE.

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