Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 FE has surfaced on Geekbench once again, offering fresh details about the global variant ahead of its expected launch later this year. The new benchmark listing points to the Exynos 2500 chipset, 8GB of RAM, and Android 17, reinforcing earlier reports about the device’s core hardware.
The latest appearance is important because it suggests Samsung is preparing multiple regional versions of the Galaxy S26 FE while maintaining largely identical specifications. Benchmark results show a single-core score of 2,104 and a multi-core score of 7,148, giving an early indication of the phone’s performance profile.
A Samsung smartphone carrying the model number SM-S741B, believed to be the global Galaxy S26 FE variant, was recently spotted on Geekbench. The listing identifies the processor as the Samsung S5E9955, which corresponds to the flagship-grade Exynos 2500 chipset.
The benchmark entry also confirms 8GB of RAM and Android 17. These details align with an earlier Geekbench listing for the SM-S741U variant, suggesting Samsung will offer a consistent hardware platform across markets.
Recent certification and regulatory listings indicate the Galaxy S26 FE may adopt the same overall design language as the Galaxy S26 series. Leaked renders and certification images point to a familiar rear panel layout with a triple-camera setup.
While Samsung has not officially confirmed display specifications, reports suggest the device will continue the Fan Edition approach by balancing flagship-inspired features with a more accessible price position.
The Galaxy S26 FE is expected to sit below Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S26 lineup while offering many of the same software and ecosystem advantages. It would compete with upper mid-range smartphones from brands including Google, OnePlus, Xiaomi, and Nothing.
Several key specifications remain unknown, including display size, camera sensors, battery capacity, charging speeds, storage options, and launch pricing.
