There might still be a Samsung Galaxy S22 FE in the works

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The missteps surrounding the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE's release might not have hampered Samsung's plans for releasing its successor. Reports are going around that Samsung plans to launch the Galaxy S22 FE in 2023, and it'll be the new home for its Exynos chips. There have been previous reports saying Samsung was moving away from developing its chipsets for its flagship devices in favour of Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors. That doesn't mean we wouldn't see it in its lower-tier devices, like the Galaxy S22 FE.

This rumoured device will reportedly run on an Exynos 2300 chip, which will supposedly also power the Fan Edition of the Galaxy Tab S8. The Galaxy S22 FE is expected to replace the Galaxy A74. It'll supposedly have a 108-megapixel Samsung ISOCELL HM6 sensor. If the rumours are true, we won't see it launch alongside the Galaxy S23, which is for the best. Instead, it's expected to be one of the main products during the second Galaxy Unpacked event in 2023 (alongside the Tab S8 FE). 

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Samsung might not release a Fan Edition version of the Galaxy S22

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After just a couple of years, Samsung is reportedly no longer planning to release a Fan Edition version of its flagship smartphones. SamMobile cites unnamed "multiple sources" that it won't make a Fan Edition model of this year's Galaxy S22. The company might be finding it difficult to place the device within its portfolio. The S21 FE was released almost a full year after the S21, and it came out just a few weeks before the Galaxy S22 was unveiled. It proved difficult to get people to care about the S21 FE when the new S22 flagships were launched. 

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