Samsung has quietly cleared up confusion around one of its more practical camera tools. The Dual Recording feature is not missing from the Galaxy S25 FE, despite early impressions from users testing the latest One UI 8.5 Beta.

With the rollout of One UI 8.5 Beta 2 on April 13, several users reported that Dual Recording had disappeared from the camera app. However, it’s now confirmed that the feature isn’t missing, but it just needed one extra step that many didn’t expect.

Given Samsung’s recent track record of trimming or shifting features between updates, the concern felt justified. This time, the issue wasn’t about removal, but availability.

A Samsung community moderator has now confirmed (via MojoTrick) that Dual Recording is still part of the Galaxy S25 FE experience. This quick clarification prevents the narrative from slipping into another feature rollback controversy.

You need to update the Camera Assistant app from the Galaxy Store. Once updated, the feature reappears within the camera settings. For users, it means one extra step. For Samsung, it means faster fixes and more flexibility.

Source – Samsung Newsroom

Dual Recording is not just another camera toggle. It enables simultaneous recording from both front and rear cameras, a feature that appeals to creators, vloggers, and even casual users who want more flexibility in capturing moments.

Samsung had already brought back both Dual Recording and Single Take to the broader Galaxy S25 lineup in December 2025 after initial backlash. So, seeing it “missing” again on the S25 FE raised eyebrows.

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