Heard of the Samsung Galaxy S21 Review? On January 14 at 10 AM EST. Samsung is hosting its latest Unpacked event. There it will announce the Galaxy S21 family. Now around, the corporate is anticipated to announce three devices.
The S21 5G, the S21+ 5G, and S21 Ultra 5G. It’s a curiously early unveiling following an unusual year. And we’re expecting some notable changes to Samsung’s mainstream lineup this year.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 Review
The S21 Ultra brings S-Pen support to the mainline Galaxy family. We’ve been hearing rumors for months that Samsung would abandon the Note family. And instead, incorporate S-Pen support into the mainline Galaxy S series.
That appears to still get on track, with the most recent rumors suggesting the S21 Ultra. At least, will support the S-Pen through an optional case. An FCC filing near confirmed S-Pen support for that phone.
Design
Given it’s an optional accessory now around, the pen appears to sport a chunkier, softer design. As before, it appears to feature two buttons and support accelerometer-based gestures.
The requirement of a separate case will likely come as a disappointment to notice fans. Especially as it’s expected to cost around $50 or €40, per WinFuture. It had even been nice if the corporate could bring stylus support to the cheaper models.
For those that need a stylus but don’t want to deal the massive bucks for the Ultra model. But that doesn’t appear to be the case.
No chargers within the box
Samsung ads made fun of Apple for not including a charger within the box with the iPhone 12. And so, Samsung suspiciously deleted those ads.
Fueling speculation, it plans to get rid of chargers from the S21 models’ boxes moreover. Unless you’ve saved your fast charger, you may want to budget an additional few dollars. For a replacement power brick.
Beefy cameras
As usual, the Ultra model is predicted to pack a very beefy camera system. Per leaker Evan Blass, the camera will include a 108MP primary camera and a 12MP ultrawide.
The phone also will sport dual 10 MP telephoto cameras, one at 3x zoom and one at 10x. Combined with digital processing, the camera is anticipated to supply up to 100x zoom.
But whether the standard is useful remains to be seen. The selfie camera isn’t any slouch either, at 40MP.
The non-Ultra models, meanwhile, will go for a three-sensor rear camera array: A 12MP primary camera, a 12MP ultrawide, and a 64MP telephoto, presumably at 2x or 3x optical zoom.
The telephoto sensor’s extra resolution should help a touch when going into digital zoom territory, however.
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The usual spec bumps
Cameras aside, here are a number of the key highlights we expect within the specs department:
Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G:
- Snapdragon 888 (US)/Exynos 2100.
- 128/12 GB, 256/12 GB, and 512/16 GB SSD and RAM configurations.
- microSD expansion.
- 8-inch AMOLED display.
- 3,200 x 1,440 resolution.
- Latest generation under-display fingerprint reader.
- Reverse wireless charging.
Galaxy S21+ 5G, (same as above, except):
- 128/8 GB and 256/8 GB SSD and RAM configurations.
- 7-inch AMOLED display.
- 2,400 x 1,080 resolution.
- No microSD storage.
- 4,800 mAh battery.
Galaxy S21 5G (same as above, except):
- 2-inch AMOLED display.
- 4,000 mAh battery.
The Galaxy Buds Pro tackle the AirPods Pro
Samsung often launches new headphones with its flagship phones. And this point the corporate appears to be preparing a competitor to Apple’s AirPods Pro.
Unsurprisingly called the Galaxy Buds Pro, these true wirelesses add headphones a feature. That’s been missing from the company’s other in-ear monitors: active noise canceling.
While last year’s bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live featured ANC, the shortage of a correct seal. Meant the buds could never achieve the maximum amount of noise canceling.
As possible on a model with a tighter fit. A leaked Samsung promotional image seems to verify the headphones feature stronger noise cancellation than the Buds Live. More research can be done on Google.
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