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    Galaxy S25 FE, Tab S11 Ultra arrive in PH, pricing announced

    Dawn SolanoBy Dawn SolanoSeptember 4, 2025Updated:September 9, 20253 Mins Read
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    Samsung has launched the Galaxy S25 FE and the Tab S11 series in the Philippines, expanding its premium device lineup with models powered by Galaxy AI.

    The Galaxy S25 FE, marketed as the gateway to the S25 flagship series, features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, slimmer bezels, and IP68 dust- and water-resistance. The device is built with armor aluminum and Gorilla Glass Victus Plus, a combination Samsung says makes it thinner, lighter, and more durable.

    The model carries a 4,900mAh battery, the largest in the FE line to date, with 45W wired charging that can reach 65 percent in 30 minutes and 15W wireless charging. A larger vapor chamber and enhanced cooling materials are included to maintain performance during extended use.

    Samsung is also highlighting AI-powered camera improvements, including a 12MP selfie camera with the ProVisual engine, an object-aware engine that adjusts lighting and textures, and low-noise mode for sharper low-light shots. Creative tools such as instant slow-mo, generative edit, and audio eraser are also supported.

    The Galaxy S25 FE will be offered in navy, icy blue, jet black, and white. Pricing starts at ₱39,890 for the 128GB variant, ₱44,990 for 256GB, and ₱53,990 for 512GB. The device will be available in the Philippines starting September 19.

    Samsung announced that customers who purchase the S25 FE between September 4 and October 31 may avail of several launch offers. These include a double storage upgrade that allows buyers to get the 512GB model for ₱42,990 instead of ₱53,990, a ₱2,500 discount through the Samsung Reservation Plus voucher, and up to 30 percent off when bundled with a Galaxy Watch or Buds. Buyers who join select live commerce sessions may also receive a free Galaxy Fit 3.

    The Galaxy Tab S11 series will follow on September 26, consisting of the Tab S11 and the larger Tab S11 Ultra. Both tablets come with the redesigned S Pen, upgraded Samsung DeX with dual-monitor extended mode and multiple workspaces, and Galaxy AI features optimized for productivity and creativity.

    The Tab S11 Ultra is Samsung’s thinnest tablet yet at 5.1 millimeters and is powered by a 3-nanometer processor, delivering performance gains of up to 33 percent in neural processing compared to the previous generation. It also carries an 11,600mAh battery. The smaller Tab S11 features an 8,400mAh battery. Both models sport Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays with peak brightness of 1,600 nits.

    Philippine prices are set at ₱56,990 for the Tab S11 Wi-Fi model and ₱61,990 for the 5G version. The Tab S11 Ultra costs ₱85,990 for the 256GB configuration, while a 512GB option will be sold exclusively online at ₱91,990.

    Samsung said the new devices are part of its effort to expand the reach of Galaxy AI and lengthen software support for its flagship models.

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    Dawn Solano

    Technology editor for The Philippine STAR

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