Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 FE has been identified in multiple regulatory and certification listings, including the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) database, indicating that a launch is likely approaching. While Samsung has not confirmed the device, the FCC filing and related reports point to key hardware specifications. Sources say the Galaxy S26 FE is expected to use an Exynos chipset along with an Exynos modem. However, the listings also indicate a mix of components for connectivity: the phone is reported to adopt Qualcomm’s FastConnect solution for wireless features, particularly Wi‑Fi hardware, rather than using Qualcomm throughout. One report contrasts this approach with the Galaxy S25 FE, which is described as using an all-Exynos configuration.
The FCC filing is also cited as showing charging and connectivity capabilities. The handset is reported to support 45W fast wired charging, consistent with the prior generation, and to include wireless charging support. Additional features mentioned across the reports include NFC, Wi‑Fi 6, and satellite connectivity. The exact chipset model is not disclosed in the certification documentation, but Exynos is widely referenced as the likely processor.
