Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra to be Powered by a 5000mAh Battery, TUV Rheinland Certification Reveals

The 3C listing suggests that the Galaxy S21 is going to be fuelled by a 3,880mAh rated capacity and Galaxy S21 Plus packs a 4,660mAh battery. The listing also suggests that both the batteries are not manufactured by Samsung. The batteries belong to Ningde Amperex Technology Limited, which is a China-based company.

Earlier leaks also suggest that the alleged Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra could be launch with an under-display selfie camera setup. The company is planning to eliminate the notch tradition with the introduction of the in-display camera sensor.

Rumours also suggest that Samsung is planning to launch the Galaxy S21 Ultra with an S Pen. According to Ishan Agarwal, the company might end the Note series and replace it with the Galaxy Z Fold series. Samsung is currently capable of manufacturing 600,000 foldable displays per month. The company is reportedly aiming to hike the production by the end of 2020.

So far we have only this much information about the upcoming flagship smartphone, but we recommend you to take this piece of information with the pinch of salt. We can expect more information about the Galaxy S21 series as we move closer to the launch.