Even though the Samsung Galaxy A21 was barely a month old, but it seems like the Korean smartphone maker will soon be bringing another variant of the handset to the market soon. This variant, known as the Galaxy A21s, had made its appearance over at Android Enterprise earlier on with its official renders and several key specs.
Seen from the render above, the upcoming Galaxy A21s will maintain a similar hole-punched design as the current A21 for its front panel. Although its rear design wasn’t revealed, but we wouldn’t expect it to differ much from the current A20 as well.
In terms of internals, its Android Enterprise listing had confirmed that the device will be featuring a 6.5-inches front display and will have 3GB RAM as well as an option between 32GB or 64GB storage capability. Similarly, it will also come with a fingerprint scanner (likely to be rear-mounted) and will carry support for NFC connectivity.
If you still remember, we’d seen a mysterious Samsung smartphone carrying the model number SM-A217F was spotted on Geekbench last month. This device, according to reports, is believed to be the Galaxy A21s. If that’s the case, then we can expect the Galaxy A21s to be driven by the latest mid-ranger Exynos 850 SoC.
Unlike the Galaxy A21 which has four cameras at the back, recent leaks had suggested that the Galaxy A21s will instead feature a triple-camera system instead. However, the contrast is that the upcoming Galaxy A21s will be equipped with an upgraded 48MP main camera instead of the 16MP sensor found on the A21. Other than that, it will also have an 8 megapixels ultra-wide lens, as well as presumably a 2 megapixels depth sensor.
