SAMSUNG S25 FE ALINIR MI? ( Samsung S25 Fe İnceleme )

Samsung Galaxy S25 FE — Detailed Review (8GB / 256GB) I'm here with Samsung's new FE model (the S25 FE)! In this video, I thoroughly tested everything from design and display performance to camera and battery and charging tests. I'll show you step-by-step how prominent hardware like the Exynos 2400 processor, 6.7" Dynamic AMOLED display, 50MP main camera, and 4900mAh battery translate to daily use. What's in the video / Episodes (estimated times) 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Display 01:23 Battery 01:55 Processor 03:40 Camera 05:00 S24 FE VS S25 FE 06:10 Should I Buy? Quick Take The Samsung S25 FE impresses with its large screen, long battery life, and powerful camera set. In daily use, the smooth 120Hz display and high brightness make content consumption a pleasure. The Exynos 2400's performance is more than sufficient for general use, but you may experience heating and performance drops during intensive gaming/long benchmark sessions (depending on usage). No MicroSD support; be mindful of your storage choice. Get it. Summary of key specifications Display: 6.7" Dynamic AMOLED 2X — 1080x2340 (FHD+), 120Hz, HDR10+, maximum brightness of ~1900 cd/m², Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+. Battery: 4900 mAh (typical), 45W fast charging — 65% charge in 30 minutes, 15W wireless fast charging. Camera (rear): 50MP (f/1.8, OIS) + 12MP ultra-wide (123°) + 8MP tele (3x optical, OIS). Front: 12MP (4K@60fps). Video: 8K@30fps, 4K@60fps, and multiple slow motion options. Processor: Samsung Exynos 2400 (1x Cortex-X4 3.2 GHz + core layout), GPU: Xclipse 940. RAM/Storage: The unit I reviewed has 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage (128/256/512 are available). There is no memory card support. Other: IP/definitive water resistance information is not included in this file (I also demonstrate the device's durability in the video), Always-on Display, in-display front camera, multiple HDR formats (HDR10+), EIS. Tests I ran in this review (short): Display brightness measurement (sunlight viewing), 120 Hz real-world experience. Camera: daylight, low-light, night mode, 3x tele and digital zoom samples; 8K and 4K video recording samples. Performance: daily tasks + popular graphics tests / FPS measurements with sample games. Battery: video playback loop, daily usage scenario, and fast charging tests (30-minute charge measurement). Pros A smooth experience with the vibrant and bright Dynamic AMOLED + 120Hz display. Long battery life (4900 mAh) and fast charging support (45W). Versatile camera system: OIS, 3x optical zoom, and 8K video recording. Additional durability (screen protection) with Gorilla Glass Victus+. 16 million colors, wide screen-to-body ratio (≈89%). Cons No microSD support (fixed storage). Being an Exynos-based model, some users may be concerned about heat/energy efficiency (may vary depending on usage). Some competing models may offer distinct advantages compared to similar price/feature combinations — I detailed the price/performance evaluation in the video. Photo/video examples shown in the video Daylight main camera comparisons Night mode and low-light examples The real shooting limits of ultra-wide angle 3x optical vs. 30x digital zoom examples 8K video recording example & 4K stable recording Which user do I recommend it for? Those who want a large screen, a powerful battery, and a good camera experience. Those who enjoy shooting videos and photos for YouTube/Instagram (8K/4K capabilities are beneficial). For gamers who want a microSD card or have high expectations for maximum raw performance, I recommend considering alternatives. Sources / Device Information Model I reviewed: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE — 8GB / 256GB (the specifications you provided were used as a reference in the video). Subscribe / Support If you liked the video, don't forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on the notification bell — new reviews and comparisons are coming! #samsung #s25fe #review