We know what shape of the display can be in any new Galaxy S21 phone. Samsung intends to focus on diversity, so each user will choose something for himself. What’s more, the manufacturer will also take care of the aesthetics of the front panel.
The next launch of Samsung smartphones may be faster than usual – there are many indications that We will see the flagship Galaxy S21 / Galaxy S0 in January. We know what to expect from the screens used in the series.
A flat or folded screen on the Galaxy S21
The well-known leakster IceUniverse revealed that the Korean developer is to decide to use two types of OLED matrices – flat 2D and curved. As you might guess, the bent panel will only go to the most expensive Galaxy S21 Ultra.
The three products in the Samsung Galaxy S21 (S30) series are designed with four sides of equal width. Among them, S21 and S21+ are 2D screens, and S21U is a curved screen.
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) October 21, 2020
The display of the top flagship is to reach even a span 6,9 cala, while the flat Galaxy S21 and S21 + are to receive screens with diagonals respectively 6.2 i 6.7 drops.
Some Maniacs will blame Samsung for not creating real competition for the iPhone 12 mini, which is at the moment the only sensible high-end phone with a small display.
photo: IceUniverse
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IceUniverse adds that each of the Galaxy S21 smartphones will offer symmetrical frames on all four sides of the front panel. Of course, there will be no question of getting rid of the circular hole for the selfie camera, but symmetry fans should have nothing to complain about.
You can see an exemplary render of the Galaxy S21 Ultra above – needless to say, the phone with a 6.9-inch screen will be perfect for multitasking and dividing the work surface into two equal parts. Watching movies on such a display will also be convenient.
Of course, not every ManiaK wants to use an almost seven-inch matrix, which is why cheaper and smaller editions will be available for sale. Everything we know about the Galaxy S21 series can be found in the following post:
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