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Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus benchmark suggests the US could get the best version

Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus benchmark suggests the US could get the best version

Posted on November 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus is sure to be a very powerful phone, but exactly how powerful might depend on which region you buy it in. That was the case with the Samsung Galaxy S20 range, and a new benchmark suggests the same might be true again with the S21.

A Geekbench listing for a phone with the model number SM-G996U has been spotted by SamMobile, and that’s a model number that looks to follow on from the SM-G986 number belonging to the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus, with the ‘U’ at the end referring to the region – likely the US.
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