Samsung is done launching premium smartphones for this year and now the South Korean giant is gearing up to unveil its next-generation Galaxy S-series smartphone, which is likely to be named Samsung Galaxy S21.
The Galaxy S21 series have been in the leaks for some time and we keep getting more and more information. In the latest leak, we have got some information about the phone’s primary camera sensor and the fast charging capabilities.
As per the new report, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will come with the company’s own Samsung HM2 108-megapixel primary camera in the Penta-camera, which as the name indicates, is a successor to the HM1 sensor launched last year. The usage of the ISOCELL HM2 sensor in line with the previous report.
It is also said that the phone will have support for 1080p recording at 240fps, 4K recording at 120fps, and 8K recording at 30fps. The report goes on to add that the phone will 1440p display with either 120Hz or 144Hz refresh rate.
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The report adds that the Galaxy S21 Ultra will be powered by a 5,000mAh battery and will have support for 65W fast charging technology, which the company is already working on. Earlier, it was being reported that the phone could have 60W charging support. Recently, it was reported that Samsung will be sourcing batteries from China-based Amperex Technology Limited (ATL).
The company is expected to launch three devices in the series — Galaxy S21, S21 Plus, and S21 Ultra — powered by either Snapdragon 875 or Exynos 2100 chipset. The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S21 series smartphones is still months away and we expect more details about the phones to surface online as the launch date nears.
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