Now that Samsung has finally announced the Galaxy S23 FE, we are getting to learn new and exciting things about the device. Samsung has been pretty stellar as far as its software support is concerned, and that is confirmed after today's announcement.
The Galaxy S23 FE is an excellent device, even if you only look at its software update policy
If you are thinking about buying the new Galaxy S23 FE and you are wondering just how many updates you are going to receive. Then, the good news is that it is confirmed that your phone will receive updates all the way up to Android 17. For those wondering, the phone has launched with Android 13 out of the box, so you are going to get four major Android updates, which is enough, to say the least, since the total time for these updates will be four years.
Honestly, this does not really surprise me, but I am really glad that Samsung is bringing the ability to have this many software updates without any hassle. If you are familiar with the company's update policy, at the moment, it is promising four major OS updates. This will allow the Galaxy S23 FE, a $599 phone, to outlive a lot of the other phones in the market, and the best part is that you will not really have to worry much about having issues, at least on the software front.
The Galaxy S23 FE offers a compelling hardware package even on its own, and when you combine it with the fact that you are getting stellar software support, you get your hands on something that is truly amazing. You are getting a flagship-grade device that starts at just $599 and is available in multiple storage variants and colors. Knowing how good Samsung's One UI has become, I would not advise anyone to look for another device because this truly delivers an amazing overall experience.
The Galaxy S23 FE will be available starting tomorrow. The phone will be available in either Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 or the Exynos 2200. The choice of processor will be region-specific, so be sure to check out what you will be getting in your region.
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