Samsung launches improved version of Galaxy S20 FE 5G
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Samsung fans who haven’t yet caved and bought a Galaxy S20 FE are given another alternative if they’re still in the market for one. The South Korean giant has just revealed an improved version of the Galaxy S20 FE that will go on sale this week.
The new Galaxy S20 FE announced today packs 256GB storage, as opposed to the original model that offers just 128GB of internal memory. Apart from the fact that it comes with double the memory, the new Galaxy S20 FE retains all the features of its twin brother.
The Galaxy S20 FE 5G with 256GB of storage will be available for purchase starting November 6 for $770. It will go on sale in Cloud Navy at select carriers, but Samsung will also offer the smartphone unlocked through its online store.
Customers who choose to buy the unlocked version from Samsung can get it for $320 or $13.34 a month with eligible trade-in value up to $450. According to Samsung, this is a limited time offer, so those of you looking to grab one might want to hurry.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the key difference between the new Galaxy S20 FE and the original model?
What is the key difference between the new Galaxy S20 FE and the original model?
The new Galaxy S20 FE announced today includes 256GB of storage, which is double the internal memory offered by the original model.
Q.When will the new Galaxy S20 FE 5G be available to buy?
When will the new Galaxy S20 FE 5G be available to buy?
The Galaxy S20 FE 5G with 256GB of storage will be available for purchase starting on November 6.
Q.How much does the new Galaxy S20 FE 5G cost at launch?
How much does the new Galaxy S20 FE 5G cost at launch?
The new Galaxy S20 FE 5G will be available for $770. An unlocked version can be bought for $320 with an eligible trade-in.
Q.What colour option is available for the new Galaxy S20 FE 5G?
What colour option is available for the new Galaxy S20 FE 5G?
The new Galaxy S20 FE 5G will go on sale in Cloud Navy at select carriers.
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