Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus appears today in new images, and we're talking about a new real unit that was pictured by someone who managed to gain access to it thanks to a person testing it. The images of this Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus confirm the rumors and sketches that have appeared so far, and we are talking about a phone that is very similar to those launched last year by the Korean company, at least from some points of view.
Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus that it looks almost identical to the S20 Plus when viewed from the front, the front only having a slightly thinner edge for the screen, but otherwise nothing important changes. As for the case, you can see that the Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus will have a camera module that has a different material and texture compared to the case top, something we have seen on other phone models, but we didn't really expect see you at Samsung.
The GALAXY S21 Plus could come with many important surprises
In these images we see what appears to be a Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus with a triple camera, something that was not exactly expected, considering that the S20 Plus has a quad camera, so it is possible that it is not the Plus model in the images. It would be unthinkable for Samsung to give up a camera in the Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus compared to the previous model, but it is rumored that the ToF sensor is disappearing from its phones, so it would not be excluded that we still have a change of this kind.
Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus with a triple camera, without a ToF sensor, it could offer an even better experience compared to the S20 Plus, and this is because these sensors have been overtaken by the software in the phones. Many manufacturers have shown that they are not needed to take pictures with a depth effect, and not only that, so its removal from the Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus could be something as normal as possible, without the world feeling the difference in some kind.
Samsung GALAXY S21 Plus it would be presented this month by the Samsung company, most likely somewhere around the middle of it, but for now there are no clear data in this regard.
