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Samsung Galaxy S21 lineup's marketing renders surface ahead of announcement

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Sagar 09 January 2021

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The Samsung Galaxy S21 lineup will be unveiled on January 14 and ahead of the announcement, official marketing renders of the S21 series have surfaced, which don't reveal anything new but corroborate previous design leaks.

Samsung Galaxy S21 series marketing renders surface ahead of launch

The S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra will all pack punch hole displays, but the vanilla and Plus variants will come with triple camera setups, whereas the Ultra model will feature a quad rear camera (fifth circle houses Laser AF unit).

Samsung Galaxy S21 series marketing renders surface ahead of launch

While Samsung hasn't divulged much about the S21 lineup, previous leaks have left little to the imagination since we know what the trio will look like, the specs it will have on offer, and the amount of money you'll have to shell out to buy one of these flagships.

Galaxy S21 Galaxy S21+ Galaxy S21 Ultra
Galaxy S21 • Galaxy S21+ • Galaxy S21 Ultra (Source: WinFuture)

You can head this way learn more about the Galaxy S21 Ultra, and over here for the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21+.

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  • Tigolebitties
  • YUU
  • 11 Jan 2021

Metal is a heat conductor. That's why they build up heat so fast

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  • Anonymous
  • XDb
  • 11 Jan 2021

That is actually better as on non metal back phones the same amount of heat is generated but it is trapped inside. The metal back can act as a thermal mass to improve performance.

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  • GalaxyOneMate
  • 7v0
  • 11 Jan 2021

What are you talking about Samsung hasn't copy Apple if they did then that ugly fat notch would be on all Samsung phone.

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