The S24+ and S24 FE kit are exactly the same. You will only receive one cable with your phone.
Externally, both devices look the same, only the FE has a larger bezel and is larger. The S24 FE’s screen is also much simpler compared to the S24+. Peak brightness is 1900 nits while the flagship is 2400 nits. Additionally, the FE version’s screen has a strong PWM and the refresh rate only varies between 60 and 120 Hz.
The devices run on the same processor – Exynos 2400. But the older version has 12 GB of RAM, while the younger version has 8 GB. At the same time, FE has less productivity due to lower frequency. You will not notice any difference between smartphones in daily tasks. Moreover, you can play without any problems.
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There is a small difference in terms of autonomy: S24+ has a 4900 mA batteryh for S24 FE – at 4700 mAh.Also, the former supports charging with 45W power and the latter with 25W power. As a result, the FE takes 1.5 hours to charge, while the S24+ takes 1 hour to charge. Both devices support 15W wireless charging. Of course, both phones work until the end of the day: 20-30% remains towards the evening.
In both cases, the main camera is the same: 50 MP. Ultrawide is also the same at 12MP. Only the telephoto camera is different: the S24+ has 10 MP, the S24 FE has 8 MP. Both smartphones take the same photos with the main lens. Maximum 8K video can be recorded including FE. In fact, you will not notice the difference in the selfie cameras either, although the older version has a 12 MP module, and the younger version has a 10 MP module.
Like the speakers, the vibration motor is noticeably better on the S24+ than on the S24 FE. In terms of communication, the devices are identical.
The S24 FE is a stripped-down version of the S24+. And it’s definitely worth buying because there are no fundamental differences with the old version.
Source: Ferra
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