The Samsung S21 FE Is So Nice, You’ll Forget It’s the Cheap Galaxy Phone

You might think that the Samsung S21 FE, with its inexpensive price tag and decidedly low-end specs, doesn’t deserve your attention. It’s small, it’s cheap and it comes with an outdated version of Android OS. What could be so special about this phone? The answer to that question lies in two key areas: design and battery life. While it may not be the most advanced phone on the market today, it does have some features that put other flagship devices to shame.

 

10 things to know before buying a mid-range smartphone

1. What features are most important to you?
2. How much can you afford to spend?
3. What size do you want?
4. What operating system do you prefer?
5. Do you want a physical keyboard?
6. What brand do you prefer?
7. Are you willing to compromise on some features in order to get a lower price? 8. Do you have any particular carrier preferences?
8. Will this be your first smartphone?
9. Does battery life matter to you? 11. If so, how many hours of talk time per day do you need?
10. Do you mind carrying around an extra charger or battery pack?
11. Where will the phone live when not in use: at home or on-the-go?
12. Which color would you like it to be?

 

A glimpse into the future

Samsung has done it again. The new Samsung S21 FE is so nice, you’ll forget it’s the cheap Galaxy phone. With a sleek design, powerful specs and a low price tag, this phone is sure to be a hit with consumers. Here’s a glimpse into the future of the Samsung S21 FE. There are a number of things that make this phone desirable for any consumer looking for a well-rounded smartphone at an affordable price.

 

First off, its thin yet durable aluminum frame will allow you to enjoy its features without worry about damaging it from everyday use. Secondly, the 3GB of RAM ensures that everything runs smoothly on your device; no more lagging or freezing screens! Finally, at only $299 (plus tax), you’re getting top-of-the-line specifications in an affordable package that can’t be beat.

 

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

Sure, the Samsung S21 FE might not have all the bells and whistles of its more expensive counterparts. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t a great phone. In fact, its lack of unnecessary features makes it a great choice for anyone looking for a simple, reliable device. Plus, its price tag is much more manageable than other high-end phones on the market.

 

And let’s be honest: with a modern design, excellent battery life, and one of the best screens in the industry, you really can’t go wrong with this handset. Whether you’re looking for your first smartphone or upgrading from an older model, we think the Samsung S21 FE will provide an outstanding experience for years to come. With top-of-the-line specs at a more affordable price point, the S21 FE is our new favorite mid-range device.

What We Like

We like the Samsung S21 FE because it’s a great phone that doesn’t cost a lot of money. The design is nice, and it has a good camera. Plus, the battery life is really good. We also like that it comes in a variety of colors. The only downside is that it doesn’t have wireless charging. If you’re looking for a cheap but good-quality phone, this one will be perfect for you. With prices starting at $50, this phone offers tons of features at an affordable price.

 

This post originally appeared on Jan 16th 2018 by Laina Maejean.

Laina Maejean here again with another awesome phone! I’m sure you’ve heard about the new iPhone XS Max – it’s awesome and a totally amazing purchase, but it also costs $1,100. What if there was a cheaper option? Well, now there is! Introducing the Samsung S21 FE – so nice, you’ll forget it’s the cheap Galaxy phone! Priced from just $99 (plus tax), we think this Android phone might just be worth your consideration!

 

What We Don’t Like

The Galaxy S21 FE does have a few drawbacks. First, it doesn’t have wireless charging. This may not be a big deal to some people, but it’s a feature that’s becoming increasingly common on phones. Second, the battery life isn’t great. The phone only lasted about six hours on our battery test, which is shorter than average. Third, the screen isn’t as bright as we’d like. fourth, the phone doesn’t have an official water-resistance rating.

 

Fifth, there’s no headphone jack. Sixth, the base storage model only has 64GB of storage, which may not be enough for some users. Finally, the camera isn’t as good as what you’ll find on other phones in this price range. As far as positives go, though, the build quality is impressive given how inexpensive the phone is. Plus, the phone feels comfortable and natural to hold with one hand and its weight of 4 ounces helps keep it balanced.