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Samsung has ditched the Galaxy S21’s charger – here’s why

Samsung Galaxy S21 hands on review

Posted on January 15, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Galaxy S21 delivers smarter cameras, faster performance and a sleeker design for a lower price, but there’s trade-offs

The Samsung Galaxy S21 is an Android phone that’s designed to give you all the features you want from a flagship for a more affordable price. At $200 less than the Galaxy S20, Samsung crams in an impressive amount of upgrades, including a dynamic 120Hz display, a boatload of camera enhancements (including a new Zoom Lock feature) and a faster Snapdragon 888 chip. 
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