The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE opens in Singapore from S$1,018 for the 8GB + 128GB model, with Graphite, Blueberry and Pistachio in the line-up.
Samsung Newsroom Singapore published the recommended retail prices, including GST, in its Singapore release checked on 29 August 2026: S$1,018 for 128GB, S$1,168 for 256GB and S$1,468 for 512GB. All three storage options carry 8GB of RAM.
Physical stock is already on the clock. Samsung says the phone is available at Samsung Experience Stores and selected consumer electronics and IT stores from 28 August 2026. The Samsung Online Store, Samsung Shop App and local telco operators open on 4 September 2026. On samsung.com/sg on 29 August, the Pistachio 128GB product page still showed Coming soon for online checkout.
Versus the Galaxy S25 FE Singapore sheet Samsung posted last year, that is a rise of S$70 on 128GB, S$130 on 256GB and S$250 on 512GB. The S25 FE launched here at S$948, S$1,038 and S$1,218.
WHAT CHANGED ON THE SHEET
The headline chipset is Samsung’s Exynos 2500 on a 3nm process, listed on both Samsung Newsroom Singapore and the samsung.com/sg product page for SM-S741. The phone ships with Android 17 and One UI 9, which Samsung calls the first Galaxy S26 model to launch on that software.
Camera hardware stays a triple rear set: 50MP wide with OIS, 12MP ultra-wide and 8MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom, plus a 12MP front camera. What Samsung highlights as new is software. My FanCam, first listed on the latest foldables, tracks a selected subject in video. Super Steady with Horizontal Lock is also on the FE sheet. Those are manufacturer features, not a loan-unit test.
Battery capacity is listed as 4,900mAh typical (rated 4,755mAh). Samsung’s own claim is up to 29 hours of video playback and up to 69 per cent charge in about 30 minutes with a 45W adapter sold separately. The display on the Singapore product page and the Newsroom spec table is a 6.7-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel at up to 120Hz; the prose line that says 7-inch is the diagonal marketing figure with the footnote clarifying 6.7 inches.
Weight is 193g. IP68 dust and water resistance is listed. Samsung says seven OS upgrades and seven years of security updates from the global launch date, with timing that may vary by market.
WHAT IS NOT CONFIRMED
Samsung has not published a separate Singapore chipset split for this FE the way some markets differ on other models; the Singapore page lists Exynos 2500. Grey-import warranty terms are not restated in the Newsroom brief. Exact mall stock by store is not on the release. Savings of up to S$350, e-vouchers by storage tier, trade-in extras and accessory discounts sit in dated promo windows through early October; those are published launch terms, not a later price cut file.
WHERE TO BUY
For a unit this weekend, the published channels are Samsung Experience Stores and selected consumer electronics and IT stores. Online and Singtel, StarHub and M1 follow on 4 September. Accessory RRPs on the same Newsroom table include the Slim Magnet case at S$68, the Silicone Magnet case at S$58 and the Clear Magnet at S$38.
If the next upgrade on the diary is Apple’s September stream instead, the local watch time is already on apple.com/sg as 1am SGT on 10 September. For a foldable priced above this FE, the current official Fold8 Singapore sheet starts at S$2,498 for 256GB. COMEX at Suntec runs 3 to 6 September, after this FE’s store date and before the online window closes its first week.
