Last 12 months’s Fan Edition device proved to be one among Samsung’s most successful devices of the 12 months, and with its successor, the Galaxy S21 FE, Samsung goals to create the identical magic as its predecessor. In actual fact, Samsung selected the S21 FE over the Galaxy Note 21 amid a world chip shortage.
This shows how vital this premiere is for Samsung. With that in mind, after official leaks in regards to the Galaxy Watch 4, Watch 4 Classic, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Z Flip 3, we’ve our first official take a look at the Galaxy S21 FE. These are marketing materials that Samsung intends to make use of to advertise the phone. As you may see, the phone bears a robust resemblance to the Galaxy S21, which was expected considering the S20 FE also looked very much like the regular S20 series. But there’s a slight change within the camera body. It doesn’t go sideways as much as in S21.
A few of you might be wondering that for the reason that frame of the handset is identical color because the plastic back, is it also manufactured from plastic? So no. It’s manufactured from aluminum because you may see the lines of the antenna.
That said, the S21 FE could have a high-profile feature that even the Galaxy S21 Ultra lacks, and that’s 45W charging support. Well, that is according to the FCC certification that the phone has received.
While on paper the difference between 25W and 45W charging seems huge, in point of fact there is sort of no difference between these two Samsung charging speeds. But as with the S21 line, don’t expect them to incorporate any of those chargers within the S21 FE box. You’ll have also heard that the S21 FE launch has been postponed because of chip shortages, you will have even heard that the phone will likely be available in select countries initially, namely the US and Europe. It was also announced that the phone will only be available within the Snapdragon version.
The most recent report from South Korea shows that the plan has modified. The principal reason for the change of heart is the worldwide chip shortage. In accordance with the report, Samsung will ship the Snapdragon 888-powered phone to the US and Europe while the remainder of the world will receive its own Exynos chipsets, nevertheless it remains to be unclear which countries will receive the Exynos version of the smartphone. Galaxy Watch 4, watch 4 classic and Galaxy Buds 2 will likely be announced on the Unpacked event in August.
We’ve got already seen official photos of all these products and we also know their features. 
Now we get the last piece of the puzzle, their prices. The Galaxy Watch 4 will likely be available in two sizes, the smaller one will cost EUR 350-370 and the larger one will cost EUR 380-400. Listed here are the costs for the Watch 4 Classic.
Interestingly, they didn’t mention the value of the 44 mm Classic variant. Finally, the Buds 2 will cost between 180 and 200 euros. The costs listed are for the European market, so don’t convert them to your currency since it doesn’t work that way, but anyway the costs are actually higher than the present models. We’ll see how these prices evolve because the event gets closer.
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