The Galaxy S21 (S30) Ultra is powered by a 5000 mAh battery, reveals a leak from a certification body. Samsung therefore opts for a battery the same size as that of the flagship's predecessor, the S20 Ultra. We take stock of the latest information available on the subject.
The Galaxy S21 (S30) Ultra, Samsung's future high-end flagship, has appeared in the database of TUV Rheinland, a German and independent certification body. The smartphone appears under the SM-G998 number, report our colleagues at MySmartPrice this September 21, 2020.
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Same battery as the Galaxy S20 Ultra for its successor
The S21 Ultra is powered by an imposing 5000 mAh battery,shows the TUV Rheinland database. As a reminder, the Galaxy S20 Ultra was already equipped with a 5000 mAh accumulator. As we told you in our test, this massive battery offers a battery life of up to two days to the smartphone. This is more than enough despite the integration of a 120 Hz screen, an energy-intensive slab.
For its part, the S21 will be powered by a 3800 mAh battery. For comparison, the Galaxy S20 is powered by a 4500 mAh battery. We also expect a slight improvement on the battery side of the standard Galaxy S21. In the end, only the S21 Ultra should be satisfied with a battery similar to that of its predecessor.
For the record, the Galaxy S21 (S30) is not expected until next February. The latest news is that the range is distinguished by the presence of a new 108-megapixel sensor and a 16GB RAM LPDDR5 memory chip. The latest hallway noises claim that the Galaxy S21 Ultra could be sold with an S-Pen stylus. Samsung has indeed decided toabandon the Galaxy Note range. Finally, it is rumored that Samsung would consider opting for a sensor selfies under the screen. We'll tell you more as soon as possible. While you're waiting for more information, please comment in the comments below.
Source: MySmartPrice