Galaxy S21 is coming without a charger

 

It is clear that Samsung will not offer a charger with the Galaxy S21 lineup in some regions when it launches early next year.

The evidence was first spotted by Tecnoblog, which indicates a deposit that discloses the change with ANATEL - the equivalent of the US Federal Communications Commission.

According to the documents, the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, or Galaxy S21 Ultra will not be sold in 2021 with the charger, and this means that customers must buy the charger from Samsung or get the charger from a third party.

Since July, rumors have circulated about a change Samsung might take, with a report claiming that it plans to sell its smartphones soon without a charger in the box.

If true, it could be interpreted as hypocrisy on the part of Samsung, which previously mocked Apple for taking a similar step with the iPhone 12 series.

Samsung appears to have deleted its Facebook posts that mocked Apple shortly after the iPhone 12 series was launched, adding more confirmations.

Recall that this is not the first time that Samsung has been exposed to the same situation, as it mocked Apple previously for abandoning the headphone port, and it did the same with the Galaxy Note 10.

It is worth noting that the new deposit has been spotted in Brazil, so it may not be true in every region around the world.

The company may provide a free charger to customers located in a region where Samsung does not sell the Galaxy S21 lineup with the charger, as the company provided AKG earphones for free to those who ordered it when it launched the Galaxy Note 20 without AKG earphones in the United States.

Samsung is reportedly preparing to hold an Unpacked event in early January, which means it's just around the corner.

Ironically, Apple may have to include the charger with the iPhone 12 series in Brazil, as it is required to sell new iPhones with the charger, according to the General Consumer Protection Agency in Sao Paulo state.

According to a recent report from the Android Authority, Samsung plans to launch the next generation of its flagship smartphones Galaxy S21 globally on January 14th.

they revealed the history of the most mobile experience store from Samsung in India, and the site (SamMobile) - which specializes in news for the South Korean company - later confirmed the date with a company official in the company's local offices. However, the Android Authority report indicates that this is the global launch date, but the company has not confirmed this yet.