Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G Review On Newly Launched

The highly anticipated debut of the Samsung Galaxy S21 series by Samsung kicked off in the year 2021. It has proven to be a winner since then.

Samsung, India’s most trusted smartphone brand, unveiled the Galaxy S21 FE 5G, the company’s first flagship for 2022, in January. The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G’s worldwide model runs on Android 12 with One UI 4 on top. The Galaxy S21 FE 5G is packed with premium Galaxy S21 features, including an eye-catching design, powerful performance, an impressive camera, and seamless ecosystem connectivity.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G Price

The first thing we decide before buying anything is our budget, right? The Samsung Galaxy S21 5G with 128GB of storage costs $799.99 in the United States, £769 in the United Kingdom, and AU$1,099 in Australia, according to Samsung. For $849.99 / £819 / AU$1,199, you can get it with 256GB of storage. Check out the widgets on this page for more pricing from around the web.

What’s New In This Samsung Galaxy?

When it comes to describing what’s new about the phone, the first thing to mention is that the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G is a few hundred dollars less expensive at launch than its predecessor, so certain changes have been made to accommodate that. 

The display’s resolution has been reduced from 1440x 3200p (QHD) to 1080 x 2400p (FHD+). However, Samsung has retained the 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support. The cameras’ hardware is nearly identical to the Samsung Galaxy S20, and their processing power is similar as well, even though they use different chipsets. Both phones have a 4,000mAh battery and support 25W charging, as well as wireless charging. So it’s debatable whether the current handset is an improvement over its predecessor.

Design And Display

What’d you expect from Samsung? They never disappoint us when it comes to looks. The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G is a good-looking phone. Three camera lenses are mounted on the rear, and the module wraps around the phone’s corner as if it were a part of the frame, rather than protruding out of the back shell. It comes in three colors: grey, white, violet, and pink, which is the one I’ve been testing.

On the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, the glass rear has been replaced with plastic. It makes it feel less quality, but it will undoubtedly make it more durable over time. The phone does have a glittering sheen to enhance its overall appearance, but it’s evident that this is an area where Samsung has cut corners.

One feature I enjoy about this phone is its size; the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G is 15.17 x 7.12 x 0.79 cm and weighs 169 grams, which is ideal for my petite hands. As a result, it fits easily inside pockets and does not stand out as much as other cell phones. 

A hole-punch style selfie camera is centered along the top of the flat 6.2-inch screen, with super-slim bezels around the sides. A USB-C port, volume controls, and power button are all located around the frame. As they are on all Samsung phones. However, there is still no 3.5mm headphone connector, which is only important to know if you’re still using your old wired headphones.

Display

The screen is a dream to operate, with silky smooth swipes, taps, and scrolls. Thanks to HDR10+ support, streaming video from Netflix has depth and abundance of colors, and with 1,300 nits peak brightness, it’s visible even in strong sunshine.

A password, facial recognition, or the in-display fingerprint sensor can all be used to unlock the phone. With masks obscuring my face whenever I’m out and about, I always go for the fingerprint, and Samsung’s is one of the best, always operating reliably and promptly.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G Cameras

A 12MP main lens, a 12MP ultrawide lens, and a 64MP telephoto lens are housed in the camera module on the rear, while a 10MP selfie camera is found on the front.

That’s the same as the Galaxy S20, but there are some new shooting modes, such as Zoom Lock, which stabilizes the shot as you zoom in, and Director’s View, which concurrently takes videos from the front and rear cameras.

Above 20x magnification, being able to shoot using the Zoom Lock makes things considerably more stable. The photos aren’t particularly useful. But for gathering information beyond what the human eye can perceive. It’s far more valuable and effective than most other phones.

With the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G camera system, you get a lot of your money.

Performance

The Exynos 2100 chipset is found within the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G. It is paired with 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of storage. The Qualcomm SM8350 Snapdragon 888 is used in several other foreign regions. There is no MicroSD card slot, unlike prior versions of Galaxy phones, to extend capacity.

The battery is 4,000mAh, which is the same as its predecessor. It’ll last you the entire day and then some. Although there is no wall charger in the packaging, you do get the cable, it charges very quickly thanks to the 25W fast charging. It also has wireless charging capabilities.

You’ll receive the finest user experience possible thanks to Android 11. Everything is straightforward, fluid, and appealing. There’s no time wasted with superfluous apps because only Google and Samsung’s apps are pre-installed.

You’ll also have access to Samsung DeX, which uses a wired or wireless connection to turn your phone into a desktop experience. It can assist in making file transfers between your phone and your PC even easier. In addition to viewing your phone on a larger screen.

Conclusion On Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G

It will, however, be well worth the money for anyone wishing to upgrade from another phone. From a flagship phone that doesn’t cost the earth, you get a brilliant camera, long battery life, fast performance, and the best Android experience.

The plastic design may turn some people off. And the lower-resolution display may not appeal to everyone. But for the most part, these are minor flaws in an otherwise wonderful phone.