Unpack Galaxy M21: basic design with Infinity-U screen, 3 48MP cameras and 6000mAh battery

Unlike the Galaxy A series, which is heavily polished in appearance, the Galaxy M21 remains faithful to the fairly basic design and mostly made of plastic. Besides the monochromatic dorsal with 3D curved structure, the highlight is the large camera cluster like the newly launched smartphones.

However, the thickness of the Galaxy M21 is quite large up to 8.9mm so the camera cluster does not protrude too much, making the back feel completely seamless. Along with that, the Galaxy M21 is still equipped with a one-touch fingerprint sensor in the middle, rather than an under-display sensor as a way to minimize costs.

Galaxy M21 is equipped with a Super AMOLED screen with a size of 6.4 inches and FullHD + resolution for sharp images along with pretty good display colors. The use of the Infinity-U design allows the two sides of the screen to become quite thin, making the device size does not become too large. However, the lower chin is quite thick, so the view from the front does not look "elegant".

Although only a Galaxy M series device, M21 is still equipped with Samsung 3 cameras with quite fashionable photography features. The latter set of cameras includes: 48MP f / 2.0 main camera (supports 12MP pixel aggregation), 8MP f / 2.2 super wide angle and 5MP depth sensor for portrait removal.

The selfie camera on the Galaxy M21 uses a 20MP f / 2.0 sensor and supports beauty and portrait features at an acceptable level.

The internal processor of the Galaxy M21 is Exynos 9611 with Mali-G72 MP3 GPU GPU with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory quite similar to some Galaxy A mid-range models that Samsung launched late last year. Not a very strong configuration, but probably also enough to help you entertain or use tasks, play games smoothly.

The difference here is that the Galaxy M21 is equipped with a battery with a capacity of up to 6000mAh with 15W fast charging technology. Perhaps because of that, the device became thicker and heavier than the other brothers.

Do not focus on high-end features but focus on practical use with "terrible" battery capacity, maybe the Galaxy M21 is not a suitable device for those who are passionate about experiencing new technology. However, this is a suitable option for middle-aged people, those who have a job or move or you simply need a device to keep in touch daily.