I tested the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE — and it’s hard to know who this phone is for

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The Galaxy S26 FE achieves its basic goal of offering a large Galaxy S experience for a discounted price. However, a price hike has reduced the potential value of going for this phone instead of a full-fat Galaxy S26, even if key elements like battery life and performance are still impressive for what you pay.

Pros

  • +Premium design in fun new colors
  • +Display still flagship-worthy
  • +Surprisingly good gaming performance
  • +Strong battery life

Cons

  • -Price has increased
  • -AI tools coming to older Samsungs soon
  • -Telephoto and ultrawide cameras lag behind

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