All about Samsung Galaxy S21+

Samsung S-series roster, the Galaxy S21+ is almost as big as the Ultra, but not quite as camera-centric. It is nearly identical to the vanilla, but with a plus-size screen, extra battery and a more premium touch.

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus was announced on January 14 alongside the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Ultra at the company’s virtual unpacked event.

The price starts at $999 for the 128GB and 8GB of RAM variant of the phone. There’s also a 256GB/8GB version, and that costs $1,049, according to techradar.com.

The official price of the Galaxy S21+ in Bangladesh for 8GB+128GB is Tk 1,22,999 (Pre-Order)

The screen is a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, and it’s completely flat.

The back of the handset is clad in glass, something that gives the Plus model a slightly more premium feel than the standard S21, the back of which is clad in a glass/plastic hybrid that Samsung imaginatively calls ‘Glasstic’.

On the bottom edge of the handset are the SIM card slot, USB-C port and speaker grille, and on the right side are the power button and volume controls.

It has a 4,800mAh battery, 800mAh bigger than the battery in the Galaxy S21, and 200mAh smaller than the one in the S21 Ultra.

Another new feature here is Director's View mode, which allows the user to take pictures with the front and rear cameras at the same time.