Last year, Samsung revealed Galaxy M21 in India. The phone has achieved overwhelming success in the market and has been very popular, especially among the youth group, who have found what they want to get in any smart phone for an average price. The South Korean company decided to invest this success and revealed an upgraded version of the phone, which is Samsung Galaxy M21 2021.
Samsung Galaxy M21 2021 Specs and Price
The new version follows in the footsteps of the original phone, focusing on giving consumers the best value for money. We have a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with Full HD + quality, the screen supports a peak brightness of 420 nits and there is a protection layer of Gorilla Glass 3.
The phone comes powered by the Exynos 9611 processor based on ten nanometer manufacturing accuracy, which works in conjunction with 4 or 6 GB RAM with 64 or 128 GB internal storage space, expandable up to 512 GB by installing an external memory card.
The device works on a huge battery with a capacity of 6000 mAh, which supports 15W fast charging through a charger included in the phone package.
The phone packs a triple rear camera consisting of a 48-megapixel main sensor along with an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens and finally a 5-megapixel depth sensor, which supports 4K video shooting. For selfies and video calls, we have a 16MP front camera.
What is the real improvement in the photography experience compared to the previous phone? We have the same 48MP primary camera but it is the Samsung GM2 sensor in the 2021 version while the version came with the Samsung GM1 sensor.
Unfortunately, the phone comes with the Android 10 operating system and One UI 2.0 user interface, but Samsung promised to send the Android 11 update to users as soon as possible.
The phone comes at a price of $170 for the standard 4 + 64 GB version, while the higher version 6 + 128 GB was priced at $195.
The device was officially revealed in India and is scheduled to be officially launched on the market starting July 26, and there is no news at the moment about Samsung's plans to launch the phone in other markets.
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