Samsung is said to announce the Galaxy S21 Fan Edition on January 11th
Yesterday, Samsung surprised everyone by announcing that the second part of the Galaxy Unpacked “Unpacked Part 2” event will be held on October 20 (October 28, 1400) and its share of the week that in terms of technology announcements as A very big week is taking shape, he noted. The week in which, in addition to Samsung, two other technology giants, Apple and Google, will host events to announce technology news about their companies. Be with Chicago.
It is conceivable that Samsung intends to finally officially introduce the Galaxy S21 Fan Edition at this event, a phone that has been the subject of many rumors and has been produced and released several times. Load delayed due to chip shortage. Well, if you were expecting the Galaxy S21 Fan Edition to be unveiled at this upcoming Samsung event, you would most likely be wrong based on tweets from several reputable sources, all of which confirm each other’s tweets.
Mass production of the Galaxy S21 Fan Edition is expected to begin in December, so it is clear that Samsung will not be able to introduce a smartphone that has no plans to produce or release it until a few months from now.
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Instead, all sources agree on the introduction of this mobile phone on the first month of the New Year, January (January-February 1400). The interesting thing is that even one of the whistleblowers went even further and even mentioned a specific date for its introduction: So according to this whistleblower, ladies and gentlemen! Mark your calendars for January 11, 2022 (January 21, 1400)!
If this is true, then we can not guess what device or devices Samsung is planning to display or unveil at next week’s event. Also, if Samsung is going to introduce the Galaxy S21 fan version in January 2022, then perhaps the previous rumor that the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S22 family has been postponed to February to immediately draw the attention of users of the Galaxy S21 Fan Edition. Do not be distracted, it even makes more sense.