We have already reported about the charging specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S21 standard version. This morning, we found another leak about other devices in the Galaxy S21 lineup. The upcoming Galaxy S21+ and S21 Ultra have been spotted on 3C Certification.
This time, the 3C Certification has revealed the charging speed instead of battery capacity. Both Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 Ultra would feature the same EP-TA800 charger, which supports 25W (11V, 2.25A) maximum charging. The standard Galaxy S21 also uses the same charger.
Previously, it was reported that Samsung might introduce 65W super flash charging with its Galaxy S21 lineup. However, it was again reported that the 65W charger may come only with the Ultra version. Now, it is confirmed that Samsung will not introduce any new charging technology.
The SM-G9960 and SM-G9980 point out that both models are Chinese variants of Galaxy S21+ and S21 Ultra, respectively. The predecessors of both phones also had almost the same model numbers (SM-G986 and SM-G988).
Both phones also support charging in different modes and speeds: 15W (5V, 3A), 18W (9V, 2.77A). The applicant for this certification is Samsung (China) Investment Company Limited, which is manufactured in Samsung’s Vietnam factory. This certificate has been issued on October 16.
We also reported that an all-new Exynos 2100 chipset would power all three upcoming Galaxy S21 series models. The chipset features Cortex-X1 and Cortex-A78 cores. This new chipset will be a great competitor to Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 875 chipset.
Currently, the launch of the Galaxy S21 series is expected in the 1 Quarter of 2021.
