Galaxy S21 FE: Samsung gives preference to Europe

Is Samsung dropping a bomb on the Galaxy S21 FE? According to South Korean media reports, the new Samsung smartphone will only be available in Europe. And that might not be the only limitation.

Slimmed down equipment, later release, more expensive prices: Many smartphone manufacturers often treat Europeans as second-class customers. With the Galaxy S21 FE, however, the tables could be turned.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE should only come on the market in Europe

Samsung’s new top smartphone is supposed to come onto the market exclusively in Europe, as reported by the South Korean media (source: Ddaily via Gizchina). The fact that the Galaxy S21 FE is still on the market is said to be thanks to the insistence of Samsung manager Roh Tae-moon, who insisted on a release of the smartphone.

Due to the lack of components and the concern that customers could be confused by the upcoming release of the Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy S22, Samsung is said to have toyed with the idea of ​​crushing the successor to the Galaxy S20 FE completely and not bringing it onto the market.

The Galaxy S21 FE will be presented in mid-January 2022 and will receive slight downgrades compared to the standard version, but will be cheaper. A month later, the Galaxy S22 is expected to be presented in February.

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Selling only through mobile operators?

Europeans who are toying with the Galaxy S21 FE have to be prepared for one limitation. Allegedly, the smartphone should only be available at “selected mobile phone dealers”, is it[calledSellingonAmazonMediaMarktorotherpopularelectronicsretailerswouldbeoffthetable

Whether Samsung really dares to take this step remains to be seen – after all, that would significantly reduce the sales opportunities of the Galaxy S21 FE. Especially in Europe, Samsung cannot actually afford such restrictions due to the increasing success of Xiaomi.