Samsung to offer Galaxy S21 FE in four colors, production could start in July
Samsung is preparing to unveil its next-generation foldable smartphones in the near future. Aside from the premium devices, the company is also working to introduce more mid-range and budget phones under its Galaxy A, M, and F series.
At the same time, rumors suggest that the South Korean tech giant is going to launch its next Fan Edition smartphone, the Galaxy S21 FE on August 19, 2021. However, the company has not yet confirmed its plan for this device, but a reliable source revealed the color options and expected launch date of this handset.
According to DisplaySearch analyst Ross Young, Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will feature four different color choices including Gray, Light Green, Violet, and White. While, it is said that the company is expected to offer 6 sparkling color options of the Galaxy S21 FE including White, Gray, Purple, Pink, Green, and Blue.
Ross further said that Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will enter mass production in July this year. If the company will start production in July then we can surely expect that the next Fan Edition model will be launched in August 2021.
Previous Leak
A couple of days ago, a new leak surfaced online that brought us our first look at the Galaxy S21 FE along with some of its specs. As reported, the S21 FE comes with like design, a vertically placed triple rear camera setup alongside an LED flash on the right side.
On the front, it features a 6.4-inch flat display, which is slightly larger than the 6.2-inch display of the Galaxy S21. In addition, the highlights a “Glastic” rear panel and a shiny metal frame. It measures 155.7 x 74.5 x 7.9mm (9.3mm with the rear camera bump).
It’s worth mentioning that the camera bump of the Galaxy S21 extends from the metal frame of the device, while the Galaxy S21 FE bump is integrated and protrudes directly from the rear panel. Lastly, the same source suggested that Samsung will launch the Galaxy S21 FE at a starting price tag of $700.
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