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Samsung Electronics Co Limited has announced the latest FE series addition to the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem — the new Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy Tab S9 FE and S9 FE+, and Galaxy Buds FE.
Known for their iconic and durable designs, advanced performance, cutting-edge camera and audio capabilities, and so much more — these are the most epic FE devices yet.
For those who want to experience Galaxy flagship devices for the first time, the new FE devices are the perfect entry point.
“At Samsung, we are committed to bringing world-class innovation to everyone through epic mobile experiences that fit their lifestyle,” said TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics.
“Our new FE devices are packed with crowd-pleasing premium capabilities that, on their own or as part of a connected ecosystem, let Galaxy users maximise their creativity and productivity.”
Galaxy S23 FE stays true to the iconic S series design with its new floating camera and premium finish protected with IP68 water and dust resistance for an even sleeker display.
Plus, it features recycled materials and packaging, packing a punch with durability, functionality, and sustainability.
Offered in new, vibrant colours, Galaxy S23 FE allows users to select the device colour that best fits their style.
The Galaxy S23 FE series is available from GHs7,299 in modern, bold colours, including Mint, Cream, Graphite, and Purple.
Whenever inspiration strikes, Galaxy Tab S9 FE and S9 FE+ deliver essential entertainment, expressive creativity, and seamless productivity.
With two portable and powerful devices to choose from, even more, users can experience the versatility of the Galaxy Tab S series.
Digital creators, entrepreneurs, busy students, artists, gamers, and more will explore their passions and get work done with improved device speed and even better performance compared to the previous FE Series.
The Galaxy Tab S9 FE series is available from GHs6,399 in four fashionable colours: Mint, Silver, Gray and Lavender.

Galaxy Buds FE bring Samsung’s impeccable sound experience to more users. Their powerful bass offers a deep and rich sound that allows you to enjoy music the way the artist intended, while powerful Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Ambient Sound enable you to hear more of what you love and less of what you don’t.
Also, the automatic personalised beamforming of the advanced three-microphone system, along with an AI-powered Deep Neutral Network (DNN), separates your voice from unwanted background noise for clearer calls.
With new FE devices, it’s easier than ever to experience the full power of the connected Galaxy ecosystem. Productivity is intuitive with Multi Control, which enables users to drag and drop content easily between multiple Galaxy devices.
Copy and paste or drag and drop between smartphone and tablet. When creativity strikes, simply transfer videos or images from smartphone to tablet with Quick Share, for easier editing.
All these devices and connectivity capabilities uphold Samsung’s commitment to providing secure and private experiences. Galaxy S23 FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE series are backed by Samsung Knox protection, meaning personal information is kept that way, by default.
Beginning October 17, Galaxy S23 FE will be available in select markets with Galaxy Tab S9 FE series and Buds FE available starting from October 16.
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