According to reports, Samsung is very close to introducing the Galaxy S21 FE. The device has appeared on several certification websites, revealing some product information.
This morning, the Galaxy S21 FE appeared on the FCC certification website, which typically reveals the device’s charging specifications. Here are some of the specifications mentioned in the certification documents:
The Galaxy S21 FE supports two chargers: the EP-TA800 and the EP-TA845. The EP-TA800 is a 25W charger, while the EP-TA845 is a 45W USB Type-C PD charger. The 45W charger is currently compatible with the Galaxy Note 10 series (as mentioned on the official website).
It is worth mentioning that the charger will not be included in the packaging. Besides the charger, the device also comes with a Type-C to Type-C cable with model number EP-DN980BWZ. The S21 FE also supports older AKG headphones, but the headphones are not included in the packaging either.
The headphones mentioned in the document are USB Type-C headphones, which confirms that the phone will remove the headphone jack. In addition, the phone will use the SM8350 (Snapdragon 888) chipset.
The SM-G990U in the FCC is the US variant with a Qualcomm chipset. Currently, information about this phone is limited. The phone is expected to launch in September 2021.