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[UPDATE: US models too] After flagships, Samsung to remove chargers from budget and mid-range smartphones!
Update:
Samsung has now standardized this method, listing that its new budget devices can be shipped without a charging brick on its official retail store in the United States.
Both the Galaxy A13 5G and Galaxy A03 do not have a charger in their respective “whats in the box” of the Samsung Store and the explanation states that the charger will be sold separately.
March 07, 2022
After flagship, more Samsung smartphones can now come in a retail box without a charger. According to a new rumor, the South Korean giant is removing the power brick from the budget and mid-range devices.
A well-known tipster Sudhanshu Ambhore suggested that the European retailers that Samsung’s newly launched budget smartphones will be shipped without the Galaxy A13 and Galaxy A23 in-box charger.
The Galaxy M23 and Galaxy M33, which are not yet official, do not even have a charging adapter in the box. This is surprising in a way we have never heard before. All of these devices have been the subject of numerous leaks recently, but none of the retail boxes claim to have a missing charger.
After flagship, Samsung to remove chargers from budget and mid-range smartphones
Most notably, Samsung has so far only shipped flagship products without an in-box charging brick. And the budget and mid-range products always come with a bundled power adapter. The smartphone market is becoming more competitive than ever, especially in the lower price segment.
European mobile retailers have confirmed that, all these recently launched and upcoming #Samsung smartphones will not come with the in-box charger 😬 pic.twitter.com/qlrDX2hNfF
— Sudhanshu Ambhore (@Sudhanshu1414) March 5, 2022
So companies are looking for ways to save some cost. In fact, the manufacturers call it stability and this is not wrong. But this is not the only reason. It’s also a lot more about the profit margin.
It looks like the company is now considering removing the charger from its affordable smartphone as well. If the above four Galaxy devices are not found, the Galaxy A33, Galaxy A53, and Galaxy A73 may not be available.
This decision may upset our Samsung or SammyFans, but it’s definitely the way forward. Samsung already knows that most buyers do not consider the lack of an inbox charger to be a deal-breaker when buying a new smartphone.
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A few days back, TM Roh revealed that future Galaxy S Ultra models will continue the legacy of the Samsung Note series by bringing the S Pen support. Well, the Galaxy S22 Ultra sales are likely to surpass the last four Samsung Note series including the Galaxy Note 8, Note 9, Note 10 and Note 20.
According to the information (via IceUniverse), the annual sales of Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra are expected to be around 11 million units. To be mentioned the Galaxy Note 8 sold 10.3 million, Note 9 was 9.6 million, Note 10 series was 9.5 million, and the Note 20 series was just 7.5 million units.
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[Sales] S22 Ultra vs last 4 Note lines
- Galaxy Note 8 10.3 million
- Galaxy Note 9 9.6 million
- Galaxy Note 10 series 9.5 million
- Galaxy Note 20 series 7.5 million
- Galaxy S22 Ultra 10.9 million (estimated)
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Samsung killed the Galaxy Note series in 2020, with Galaxy Note 20 being the last Note lineup. S Pen, which is an important part of the Galaxy Note phones starts arriving with non-Note phones, starting with the Galaxy S21 Ultra, followed by Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy S22 Ultra.
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Earlier this year, Samsung launched the Galaxy S22 lineup in which the Ultra model is not a normal S series smartphone as it brings the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra like premium curved edge display with sharp corners and a dedicated S Pen slot.
Samsung Galaxy S23! Yes, yes you heard right this is the upcoming Galaxy S series. Obviously, this series of smartphones will come with many new features and attractive design as we have recently seen the Galaxy S22 series smartphones, which is one of the best smartphones from the company.
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We have already seen several concepts renders of the Galaxy S23 Ultra which show an amazing and futuristic design. A sparkling concept creator HoiINDI yet again comes up with Galaxy S23 Ultra 3D renders that reveal a brand new look at the smartphone.
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The concept creator has shared a stunning Green color rendering of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra that look amazing in its 360-degree look. The concept creator has beautifully presented a futuristic design in a realistic manner, you can take look at these amazing renders below.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Render [Green]
First of all, we start with the most liked part of the mobile which is the camera, so according to Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Green color renders, the smartphone will feature three rear cameras arranged in square-shaped modules with curved corners. One of the cameras of this smartphone will feature a 200MP ISOCELL Image sensor.
This smartphone features a centered punch-hole display with curved corners. Apart from the front and back design, the Galaxy S23 Ultra supports the S Pen which has an in-body compartment.
There are two side keys, the first one is a power button and the other is the volume rocker both of which are placed on the right side of the smartphone, while the left side is empty. At the bottom, it will have a Type-C port for charging and will not have a 3.5mm audio jack like its predecessor.
Samsung Galaxy S23 series will be launched next year, however, there’s no official information regarding launch date. For more information, stay tuned.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is coming on August 10. Ahead of the launch, we get familiar with multiple leaks and rumors that gives us an early look at the device’s specifications, design, as well as price.
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In a recent development, the tipster Ice Universe revealed some important information about the Galaxy Z Fold 4. According to him, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 will be a perfect choice if you are a fan of the Samsung S or Fold series.
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It was earlier revealed that Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 will feature Snapdragon 8 Gen 1+ chipset, which will make the device smoother to use, and even better than this year’s high-end Galaxy S22 Ultra.
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TSMC’s 4nm chipset further helps in power saving as well as low heating of the phone. However, the leakster also mentions that it is not as good as the Snapdragon 835 but is much better than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.
If you are a dual user of S and Fold, when you touch the Fold4, you may throw away your S22 Ultra, TSMC's 4nm Snapdragon 8+, low heat and power saving, although not as good as the previous Snapdragon 835, But much better than Snapdragon 8.
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) July 2, 2022
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 four Android upgrades
You might be aware of Samsung’s new software update policy that says that all Galaxy flagship smartphones launched with Android 11 will get 4 major Android OS updates and five years of security patch updates.
The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 4 is one of the flagship Galaxy phones, which means it is compatible with Samsung’s new software update policy and will get major updates till Android 16 and One UI 8 (possibly). Read more
For more information, must visit our dedicated Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 tracker that carries every major and minor information about the device.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4: News, rumors, leaks, and everything else you need to know
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