Rumors have suggested that Samsung may announce the Galaxy S21 series in January, a month earlier than other recent Galaxy S flagships. Now we may have a precise date to look forward to.
Samsung is reportedly planning to announce the Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra on January 14, 2021. That's according to leaker Jon Prosser, who also says that pre-orders for the three new Galaxy S flagships will start on that same date. A launch for all three will purportedly happen two weeks later on January 29, 2021.
While Samsung has announced the past few Galaxy S flagships in February, the company could move its Galaxy S21 reveal up to January to put more space between its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note releases. We are still a couple months away from the purported launch date of Samsung's new Galaxy S21 flagships, so the timing could change a bit by the time January rolls around, but today's report does give us possible timing to look forward to.
Also leaked today are the colors that the Galaxy S21 series will be offered in: black, white, gray, silver, violet, and pink. A separate report from Display Supply Chain Consultants CEO Ross Young says that the Galaxy S21 will get gray, pink, violet, and white colors while the Galaxy S21+ will be offered in black and silver and the Galaxy S21 Ultra will be available in black, silver, and violet.
Design leaks have suggested that the Galaxy S21 phones won't be a radical change from the Galaxy S20 series, but Samsung may change up the camera bumps and give them a wrap-around design. Based on what we've heard about them so far, are you looking forward to the Galaxy S21 flagships?