Samsung says the battery on the Note FE has been made safer through the company's new 8-point battery safety test, and if the Galaxy S8's track record is anything to go by, the Note FE should have no issues keeping its cool. Oh, and the Note FE also runs Nougat with all the bells and whistles that are offered on the Galaxy S8. The device also has Bixby, although there seems to be no dedicated hardware button if we go by Samsung's official pictures, so Bixby will likely be launched through an app shortcut and maybe through the S Pen's Air Command menu as well. Oh, and there's a neat change: The Note FE doesn't have Samsung's logo at the front, and it comes with a Galaxy Note Fan Edition logo at the back.
For now, Samsung is only aiming to sell 400,000 units of the Note FE in South Korea. The press release says the company hasn't yet decided if the phone should be sold in other markets, but we should see related information in the near future. It doesn't make much sense to make the Galaxy Note FE widely available, given the Galaxy Note 8 will soon be upon us, although given the Note 8's expected pricing, the Note FE could certainly do well as a more affordable option in the Note lineup.
