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Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 6.7" 256 GB, 8 GB RAM, Exynos 2400, IP68, Yellow
Choose a colour and personalise the Galaxy S24 FE. The device features a slimmer bezel display and a rounded body for a comfortable grip, while a flat, clean design improves the viewing experience. The front and back are protected by Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus®+ and the phone has an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. The Galaxy S24 FE combines an enhanced Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with the Samsung Exynos 2400e platform and a 4,700 mAh typical battery to deliver smooth performance, longer usage and vivid visuals.
The Galaxy S24 FE offers advanced AI photo and video tools, including Photo Assist for resizing and removing unwanted objects, Sketch to Image for turning drawings into images, and the ProVisual Engine for improved detail and texture. Low-light portrait capabilities, Super HDR for richer colours, Optical Quality Zoom for clear long-distance shots, Instant Slow-mo for on-the-fly slow-motion effects and Portrait Studio for AI-enhanced selfies expand creative possibilities. Additional features such as Circle to Search, Live Translate, Interpreter, Browsing Assist, Smart Switch and Quick Share streamline everyday tasks. Privacy and security controls allow quick review and customization of app permissions and support processing for AI features on-device or in the cloud.
Power on the Galaxy S24 FE and follow the on-screen setup to transfer data using Smart Switch. Use the camera app to access ProVisual Engine tools: select Photo Assist to resize or remove objects, tap Sketch to Image to convert drawings into pictures, or choose Instant Slow-mo to apply slow-motion to existing clips. For long-range photos, enable Optical Quality Zoom in the camera controls. Access Live Translate and Interpreter during calls or conversations, and use Circle to Search with a circle gesture over text or images to quickly find information. Adjust privacy and security settings in the Settings app to manage app permissions and AI data processing preferences.
To preserve display and finish, consider using a protective case and apply a screen protector. Keep the software updated to receive the latest camera and AI feature improvements. For optimal battery life, enable power-saving modes when needed and use official chargers for faster, safer charging.
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