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Samsung Galaxy S21 FE

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE accidentally confirmed by Samsung itself

Posted on August 26, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Hot on the heels of Google seemingly leaking many of the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE’s specs, Samsung itself appears to have confirmed that the phone exists.

A page on Samsung France’s website spotted by SamMobile mentions the Galaxy S21 FE by name, essentially confirming both that it exists and that it will be called the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE – not that either of those things are surprising at this point.

The only other thing the page reveals is that buyers of the S21 FE will be eligible for a free four-month subscription to YouTube Premium, though that might only apply in France.
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