The Galaxy S21 series seems to be under development. Today, the battery specifications for the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21+ were revealed through 3C certification.
The first certification is for the Galaxy S21+, which features a 4660 mAh battery. The battery with model number EB-BG996ABY corresponds to the G996 model of the Galaxy S21+, indicating it is the battery for the Galaxy S21+.
The second certification is for the Galaxy S21, which features a 3880mAh battery. The model number EB-BG991ABY also corresponds to the Galaxy S21 model G991.
Surprisingly, neither battery is manufactured by Samsung. The applicant for both batteries is Ningde Amperex Technology Limited, a well-known Chinese battery manufacturer. Both certifications were issued on September 3.
Surprisingly, neither of the two batteries was manufactured by Samsung. Both battery applications were submitted by Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL). Both certifications were issued on September 3.
Previous reports indicated that the Galaxy S21 series will include three models: S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra. The codename for the Galaxy S21 series is Unbound, with specific models including M1, N2, and O3. Among them, the O3 model may come with an S Pen, which seems to be the Galaxy S21 Ultra.
Currently, there are no further leaks or official statements regarding the phone.