Galaxy S Series

Shopping the Galaxy S Range Across Generations

Each Galaxy S generation usually arrives as a family: a compact standard model, a larger Plus, a camera focused Ultra and, in many years, a more affordable FE (Fan Edition). Some generations add special variants, such as the slim Galaxy S25 Edge. Because the line spans many years, the range suits both shoppers who want a current flagship and those after an older model at a friendlier price.

Explore Galaxy S Series Generations

• Galaxy S26 Series
• Galaxy S25 Series
• Galaxy S24 Series
• Galaxy S23 Series
• Galaxy S22 Series
• Galaxy S21 Series, Galaxy S20 Series and Galaxy S10 Series
• All Samsung Phones

Features to Compare in Galaxy S Phones

• Model tier: standard models are the most pocketable, Plus models offer a bigger screen, and Ultra models sit at the top of each generation with the most advanced camera hardware and, on many generations, a built-in S Pen.
• FE models: Fan Edition phones bring much of the flagship experience at a lower price point, with some trade-offs that vary by generation.
• Storage: options such as 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB appear in product names. Recent Galaxy S models do not take microSD cards, so choose capacity with care.
• Display and battery: screen size, refresh rate and battery capacity vary by model, so check the product specifications.
• Galaxy AI: AI tools are available on supported models, and availability and languages can vary.
• Condition: a small number of listings are refurbished or have damaged packaging; the condition is shown in the product name and on the page.

How to Choose a Galaxy S Phone

1. Pick a generation: newer series suit long term ownership, while older series can offer strong value.
2. Choose a size and tier: standard, Plus, Ultra, Edge or FE.
3. Select storage that covers your photos, videos and apps, since there is no card slot on recent models.
4. Australia's 3G networks have closed, so check that the model supports 4G VoLTE or 5G on your network and Triple Zero (000) emergency calling. Network details are listed on most product pages.
5. For older generations, check Samsung's software support status, as older models may no longer receive current software updates.

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Galaxy S Series FAQs

What is the difference between the Galaxy S and Galaxy A series?

The Galaxy S series is Samsung's flagship line with premium materials and camera hardware, while the Galaxy A series focuses on everyday value. Galaxy Z models are Samsung's foldables.

Which Galaxy S models are on this page?

Listings currently span the Galaxy S26, S25, S24, S23, S22, S21, S20 and S10 generations. Use the generation links above to see each family on its own page.

What does FE mean on a Galaxy S phone?

FE stands for Fan Edition, a more affordable version of a Galaxy S generation. Exact specifications differ from the standard model, so compare them on the product page.

Are older Galaxy S phones still worth buying?

They can be good value, but older models may no longer receive current software or security updates. Check Samsung's support status and confirm 4G VoLTE or 5G support for your network.

Do Galaxy S phones support eSIM or dual SIM?

SIM configuration varies by model and region, so check the SIM details on the product page.