Samsung has focused on making the best smartphone to target different needs of customers. The company has launched its new S-series smartphone with a sleek design in which the Ultra and the S21+ feature a glass back, while the S21 comes with a polycarbonate plastic back. Rather than delivering excessive phones with a design that Samsung’s been using for years, there are some incremental changes in this S21 lineup and are cheaper than their predecessors.

After Huawei was hit with US sanctions, Samsung availed this opportunity to grab market share. The S21 is 5G compatible and uses the most advanced processing chip. The lineup is divided into two categories. The S21 and S21 plus seem to be similar except the minor differences in their screen and battery size. While the Ultra version looks like the most formidable and premium smartphone that is the only version compliant with the S-Pen stylus and sports a four-lens rear camera for capturing photos from different angles.

In order to reach a lower price point, the company has dropped subtly curved edges in S21 and S21 Plus that has been used for many years in Samsung previous models. These two models have camera bumps that offer bigger sensors and better lenses on smartphones. The stylish design and smooth edges really look nice.

Samsung Galaxy S21 5G

Samsung Galaxy S21 + 5G

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

Compared to the last three models of 2020,  S21 ultra is the more refined version. The phone promises the best hardware and operating system that Samsung can offer. If you are willing to pay and never have to make any compromises in terms of specs and features, then surely the company has made it for you.

The S21 and S21 plus are expected to be retailed at $799 and $999 whereas Ultra-version starts at $1,199. The series is now available on Pre-Order and will launch on January 29th.