According to a recent Geekbench sighting, European markets will likely receive the Exynos chip. There's no word yet on what markets will get the Snapdragon 8 Elite. The latest Geekbench scores show a European variant of the Galaxy S25 Plus running the Exynos 2500, which earned scores of 2,359 single-core and 8,141 multi-core.

Samsung could ditch Snapdragon and use the Exynos 2500 on the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and the Exynos 2400e on the Galaxy Z Flip FE. Read on for more!

We’re particularly fond of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, but the Z Flip 6 boasts a unique design that is sure to attract plenty of attention.

Meanwhile, it’s no surprise that the Z Flip FE will feature the Exynos 2400e chip, as Samsung looks to keep costs low and stay competitive. Since the Galaxy S24 FE is using the same chip too, it makes sense for the company to choose it for its first budget flip foldable next year.

A new leak has revealed that the Galaxy Z Flip FE and Z Flip 7 could use different Samsung Exynos chip models.

A trusted source of Samsung leaks has shared details about the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip FE and Galaxy Z Flip 7, expected to launch in 2025.

Samsung plans to release the Galaxy Z Flip FE in 2025 to compete with the affordable Motorola Razr. The Galaxy Z Flip FE will feature the Exynos 2400e chip, while the Galaxy Z Flip 7 will run the in-house Exynos 2500 chip, as per a new leak.

Samsung might launch at least four foldable phones next year, including a cheap Galaxy Z Flip FE and a thin Galaxy Z Fold 7 SE.

Samsung’s Fan Edition moniker is used to signify a phone or accessory, offering a significant proportion of features of the main line but at a cost-effective price. While the FE range includes the Galaxy S24, Galaxy Tab, and Galaxy Buds peripherals, to name three, there has yet to be a folding FE for either design.

Both Samsung Galaxy Z Flip FE and Z Flip 7 could be the first to use in-house Exynos chips instead of Qualcomms Snapdragon chips. Check all the details here.