Samsung brought the amazingly well-rounded Galaxy S21 FE 5G to Pakistan back in January this year, which was well received by the fans. The Korean tech giant is aiming to capture the global market once again with the 4G iteration of the S21 FE. The news comes from a Dutch blog, GalaxyClub.nl, claiming that Samsung is allegedly developing the S21 FE’s 4G variant and may unveil the device soon to the world.
A Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 4G support page on Samsung Netherlands’ website further solidifies the report’s claims. The site also mentions the smartphone’s model number to be SM-G990B2 which is very similar to the model number SM-G990B of the regular S21 FE. The Bluetooth SIG platform has also certified the same device, claiming that the phone will support Bluetooth 5.2.
According to the publication, the phone has already been listed on two online Scandanavian stores, revealing some major specifications and features. The listings claim the Galaxy S21 FE 4G will house a Snapdragon 720G at its core.
Moreover, the phone will feature a crisp 6.4’’ AMOLED FHD+ screen, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of built-in storage. A 4,500 mAh battery will power the handset, and it will ship Android 12 out of the box. There’s no word about the fast charging technology or the Samsung price yet.
The phone's rear panel will be fitted with a triple camera setup, comprising a 12MP primary, 12MP telephoto, and an 8MP ultra-wide lens. In comparison, the front shooter will be kept at 32MP. Most of the specs on this LTE variant are identical to its 5G counterpart, except for the downgraded chipset.
Samsung’s intention to launch a degraded version of its already available phone is unclear. We will have to wait for the official global debut of the device because the pricing will be a vital component for the Galaxy S21 FE 4G.