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Samsung Galaxy S21 could get a killer charging upgrade — but no charger in the box

Samsung Galaxy S21 could get a killer charging upgrade — but no charger in the box

Posted on January 11, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

65W charging could come to the Samsung Galaxy S21

The Samsung Galaxy S21 is slated to drop the in-box charger, but it could have an optional 65W charger, bringing in fast charging to challenge the likes of the OnePlus 8T. 

That’s according to a new leak from Twitter tipster Snapdrachun 888 5G (via LetsGoDigital), who posted an image of what appears to be a 65W Samsung charging block.
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