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| New information has been leaked about the upcoming Galaxy S21 Ultra |
The leak of the new flagship mobile phone Galaxy S21 Ultra revealed some specifications of the upcoming South Korean Samsung phone.
The famous Ice Universe account on Twitter posted a tweet revealing some of the phone's specifications, including the screen, the main specifications for the rear camera and the battery charging capacity.
The tweet says that the Galaxy S21 Ultra will have a screen with a resolution of 1440p and a high refresh rate of 120Hz due to support for LTPO technology.
It is said that the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which is expected to be launched in the market in January of next year, will be the only screen that offers a 1440 pixel screen at a frequency of 120 Hz, while the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Plus will benefit from the 1080p screen at a refresh rate of 120 Hz or 1440 pixels at 60 Hz.
Galaxy S21 Ultra will use a 108MP HMD3 sensor, which increases light sensitivity by 12%.
The phone supports 45 watts of charging time and the edges around the screen are almost equal. The bottom edge of the Galaxy S21 Ultra is a bit thicker.
In late October, a report from South Korea announced that Samsung had abandoned the idea of installing the charger on the packaging of the upcoming Galaxy S21 smartphone, confirming the previous report released in July.
The South Korean giant appears to be following in the footsteps of the US giant Apple, putting its charger and headphones into the box.
According to industry experts, Samsung plans to exclude all accessories from the package except for the UBS-C cable. The final decision is still pending.
Although the Galaxy S20 series includes 25W chargers and AKG headphones, the Galaxy S21 series may only include the SIM cables and accessories.
Samsung has publicly criticized iPhone cases without charger, but Samsung phones do not contain mobile phone accessories.
Instead of adding these accessories to the hardware box for free, it's better to convince buyers to purchase their wireless headphones and chargers.