We know the details of Samsung’s Galaxy M21 2021 Edition

One of Samsung’s smartphones will receive a special release. I am talking about the Galaxy M21 model, which after more than a year on the market will see a special version. Below you will find everything that is known about the Samsung Galaxy M21 2021 Edition at the moment.

The premiere of Samsung Galaxy M21 2021 Edition is approaching

Thanks to Amazon.in we know about the upcoming premiere of the Galaxy M21 2021 Edition, which will take place exactly in India on July 21 as part of Amazon Prime Day. However, that’s not all we have to tell you, because Amazon has revealed the most important details of the Galaxy M21 2021 Edition specification on its website.

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The smartphone will appear with 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with FullHD + resolution. Its camera island looks different than the M21 model, and the differences also apply to the capabilities of the main module, which is still based on 48-Mpx matrixbut has been slightly improved. The Galaxy M21 2021 Edition will honor us with a large battery capacity at the level 6000 mAh and a fingerprint scanner on its rear panel. When you buy it, you will be able to choose among two available colors – Charcoal Black and Arctic Blue.

Officially, we do not know anything about the Galaxy M21 2021 Edition anymore, but rumors say that it is a rebrand of the Galaxy M21 – this may turn out to be true, given that the specification disclosed by Amazon.in is exactly the same as in the base model.

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So, deciding on the Galaxy M21 2021 Edition, you will be able to count on the Exynos 9611 chip that works with 4/6 GB of RAM and 64/128 GB of internal memory. The triple configuration of cameras will be responsible for the photographic possibilities: main 48 Mpx + 8 Mpx ultra wide angle + 5 Mpx depth sensor. In turn, the 20 Mpx camera will be responsible for the selfie photos.

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