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Samsung refreshes the 6,000mAh Galaxy M21 for 2021 with some spec bumps and a new starting price

Samsung previews the "new" Galaxy M21. (Source: Samsung)
Samsung previews the "new" Galaxy M21. (Source: Samsung)
Samsung has upgraded the Galaxy M21 with the...Galaxy M21. This new version of the 2020 phone has most of the original's features, its massive 6,000mAh battery included. However, it also offers a new rear panel with an updated 48MP primary camera. It will be released to the Indian market on July 26, 2021.

Samsung has unveiled a new Galaxy M-series variant for the Indian market. It is not the M22, as some might expect, but a refresh of the M21 instead. It looks exactly like its 2020 counterpart from the front, as it has the same 6.4-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED U-notched display all over again. However, it does have a quite different look from the back.

It eschews the rather plain polycarbonate shell of yesteryear for new, patterned rear panels in Charcoal Black or Arctic Blue colorways. It incorporates a fingerprint sensor and a triple rear camera hump with a primary sensor that, while still 48MP, is an updated ISOCELL GM2 sensor. It also runs One UI 3.1 Core based on Android 11 out of the box.

Possibly most importantly, the Galaxy M21 2021 Edition retains its sizeable 6,000mAh battery. Samsung is currently teasing it via platforms such as its Indian website and Amazon.in ahead of its July 26, 2021 release. It will start at INR 12,499 (~US$168) for a 4GB RAM/64GB internal storage option or INR14,499 (~$195) for a 6GB/128GB top-end SKU.

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The M21 2021 Edition's 2 new colorways. (Source: Samsung)
The M21 2021 Edition's 2 new colorways. (Source: Samsung)

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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2021-07-21 (Update: 2021-07-21)