The Galaxy Z Flip FE and Watch8 Classic have surfaced in a database, fueling rumors about their global debut at Samsung’s highly anticipated August Unpacked event. These devices highlight Samsung’s push toward affordability and timeless design.
Database Leak Confirms Galaxy Z Flip FE Development
Rumors have been circulating for some time regarding the prospective FE model's development, but a recent GSMA database spotting via Smartprix appears to have proven the model's existence.
The Galaxy Z Flip FE is intended to be a more reasonably priced variant of the Flip model, and it will highlight the continued efforts that the firm is making to appeal to a more diverse audience.
SM-F761B Model Marks Global Accessibility
The phone is tagged in the database as SM-F761B. It is said that the B stands for the foldable as a worldwide version that users from all around the world may access.
According to the industry database, the Galaxy Watch8 Classic is returning after an absence of one year, and it continues to be a beloved series among Samsung's wearable offerings.
Galaxy Watch8 Classic Brings Timeless Design and Advanced Features
Reportedly appealing to both traditional watch enthusiasts and those in search of cutting-edge technology, the watch boasts classic good looks and modern functions. The SM-L505U model of the Classic watch is already in the system.
Although Samsung has introduced foldable versions of its top models before, this is the first time the business has attempted to create a budget-friendly foldable phone, WCCFTECH points out.
Exynos 2400 SoC to Power Samsung’s Affordable Foldable
It is anticipated that the Exynos 2400 SoC processor would serve as the power source for the Galaxy Z Flip FE.
It has been rumored that the models will be presented to the public for the first time at the second Galaxy Unpacked event, which is anticipated to take place at some point during the month of August. These models will continue to be the focal point of the event.


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