I have been using a Galaxy Note 9 for over 2 years now and since my inception find no compelling reason to switch to any other Samsung phone. Now, here at the end of 2020, I might just have been convinced to upgrade. Not by another Galaxy Note, nor a foldable device. Instead, I think I’m convinced of the considerably massive flat screen panel of the newly leaked Samsung Galaxy S21 +.
After two years, the excitement of an exhibition with left and right sides sinking near the edge is eroding. The Galaxy Note 9 still looks amazing and futuristic – I will never sell this phone, it has been aroused for me. But I do not think I will ever again buy a phone that is displayed specifically for the strange shape. BOTTOM: Not the Galaxy Note 9 I used, but an example of our Galaxy Note 9 review from back in 2018.
Instead of exaggerating, I lean towards utility. If what has been leaked here is completely accurate, it would seem that Samsung is also on its way to utility. That’s a good thing. We have reached the highest watermark for the candy bar-shaped smartphone with strange but not entirely useful display features.
With the Galaxy S21 +, it looks like Samsung is invoking the same image beauty as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 + is given. The device has a relatively flat set of sides and an equilateral screen panel.
Since it is a tablet, there is a good reason that the Galaxy Tab S7 + has the size of the ring with which it is blessed. With the Galaxy S21 +, the screen edge is minimal but still present. Samsung is not trying to hide the ring with the waterfall edges. Instead, the design accepts the requirements of the technology – which must be displayed at some point – and makes the best of the situation.
Aside from the total absence of the front camera, the leak we saw today from the Galaxy S21 + looks like the most ideal performance of smartphone design I have seen in many years. With the applications and uses I got for a smartphone here in late 2020, this 2021 Galaxy S21 + seems to be the most ideal vessel for my immediate future.
The Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 + and Galaxy S21 Ultra are expected to be unveiled at an event in January 2021. The release date for the Galaxy S21 family is likely to be set later in January – but nothing is official yet. ! Hold on and we’ll see!