Galaxy S24 FE has received clearance from the TDRA, signaling a promising Middle Eastern launch. Following its appearance on TUV Rheinland, detailed charging specifications have emerged. TUV confirms that the Galaxy S24 FE supports a maximum of 25W wired charging, with a specification of 9V x 2.77A. Unfortunately, this means the device will not support the 45W charging seen in some other models.
There are also rumors of the Galaxy S24 FE featuring only 9W wireless charging, a step down from the 15W wireless charging found on the S23 FE. While this remains unconfirmed, it would be a notable downgrade.
The TUV certification includes several model variants—SM-S721B/DS, SM-S721B, SM-S721N, SM-S721Q, SM-S721U, SM-S721W, SM-S7210—all capped at 25W wired charging. The SM-S721B/DS, the global version approved by TDRA in the UAE, supports dual SIM functionality.
Additional details from an FCC report suggest that the Galaxy S24 FE will feature WiFi 6E, 5G connectivity, and a low-power Exynos 2400 chipset. Its dimensions are expected to be 162mm x 77.3mm.