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The Galaxy S21 Plus will have a powerful battery
The battery capacity will be 4,800mAh, an increase compared to the 4,500mAh of the Galaxy S20 Plus, a phone that it will replace next year.
A recent certification from China's 3C agency reveals that the next Ultra flagship in Samsung's lineup will carry a battery with the model number EB-BG998ABY that features a nominal capacity of 4,855 mAh. This will likely translate to a typical capacity of around 5,000 mAh.
The alleged battery capacity that the Galaxy S21 Plus will have, a phone to replace the Galaxy S20 Plus, is already known.
According to specialized sources, the battery in the new phone will be 4,800mAh, an improvement from the 4,500mAh capacity that the S20 Plus has. The increase in battery is natural, considering that with each generation new components are added that can be energy demanding.
The Galaxy S21 would have a 65W load
Sites specialized in Samsung discovered the existence of a new charger compatible with 65W and that it would be intended for the next high-end of the company.
Samsung is working on a new battery charger that will blow your mind.
According to several specialized sites, Samsung will have a new 65W charger that would be thought to be announced together with the Galaxy S21, a mobile expected for February 2021 and that would be compatible with this 65W load.
Despite how interesting it is to think of a 65W charger in the Galaxy S21, it is possible that it does reach the market with this cell phone, but not in the box. Following in Apple's footsteps, Samsung would not include a charger in the box of its next cell phones as of 2021. If not included, Samsung would put this charger on sale for users who want the fastest possible charging speed.
Samsung has not yet standardized the use of the fastest charge used by the company, the 45W. Not all its high-end models are compatible with this load and, once the 65W load arrives, there will be more differences on which mobiles are compatible with these different loads.
The Galaxy S21 will have S Pen to compensate the disappearance of the Note series
The Note 20 series, announced just a few weeks ago, would be the last of that family to hit the market, according to Asian reports.
Samsung will merge the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note families starting in 2021, according to a Korean report.
There are many media that already ensure that the merger will be announced during the first quarter of 2021. Among the main characteristics it is known that it will include an S Pen stylus for the first time. This accessory has been exclusive to the Note series, but Samsung will choose to retire this family starting next year.
Rumors of the unification of both Galaxy families have been around for several years. The reasons behind this merger are several, but among the most important is the little difference between one series and the other. Both phones share many specifications, with slight (and not very noticeable) updates on the Note. The biggest difference between the two has been the Note's S Pen.
The display of the Samsun S21 and S21plus would not be manufactured by Samsung
amsung would not use its own screen in the Galaxy S21 as it would be in negotiations with the Chinese manufacturer BOE for the base model of the Galaxy S21 that would not have a 120Hz refresh rate, to be the screen provider for at least one of its next phones. high-end.
SamMobile, a site specializing in Samsung issues, says that the South Korean firm is in negotiations for the BOE to provide screens for the base model of the Galaxy S21, a series expected for the first quarter of 2021. The rest of the phones of that series would have Samsung screen.
Samsung is already preparing a change for the front camera of the Galaxy S21, a phone to be announced in 2021 and as a successor to the Galaxy S20, according to SamMobile.
The highly reliable Korean site cites an Asian report from Clien (which we do not know about its reliability) and says that the front camera will have optical stabilization (OIS), a feature that will help make better selfies and videos with better stabilization.
Samsung is testing two configurations for the phone, says the report on which SamMobile is based. A sensor would be half an inch with a resolution of 48 megapixels and the second option would be a slightly larger sensor, 12 megapixels and this would be the model with stabilization.
Source: Cnet.com