Samsung To Position Galaxy S21 FE As A Replacement For The 'Note'

It seems like Samsung plans to position the upcoming Galaxy S21 Fe as a replacement for the 'Note' lineup. As near of you know, Samsung won't exist announcing a 'Note' smartphone this year.

The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is said to exist coming with S Pen support effectually the aforementioned time the Milky way Note is coming. Many assumed that it is supposed to supersede the Galaxy Notation series, and that'due south still true, kind of.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra does support the S Pen, only information technology doesn't accept a dock for it on its body, nor does it transport with the S Pen. The Milky way Z Fold 3 will ship with the S Pen, simply won't have a physical dock inside. So, neither of those phones are true replacements.

The Milky way S21 Fe may serve as a replacement for the 'Note', kind of

Then, what does the Galaxy S21 FE has to do with anything. Well, Evan Blass aka @evleaks, claims that "Samsung is positioning the S21 Atomic number 26 equally the followup to last year's Annotation'. He's basing this information on some sort of roadmap that leaked (image below).

It seems like Samsung is expecting the Galaxy S21 Atomic number 26 to be immensely popular once it launches. But to be clear, the Milky way S21 Fe, Z Fold three, and Z Flip 3 are all rumored to launch in August, during the same event.

The Galaxy S20 FE was quite pop last year, and then this kind of makes sense, fifty-fifty though information technology's nowhere near the aforementioned profile of a device. The Galaxy S21 Iron won't support the S Pen, in case you were wondering.

The Due south Pen was one of the main selling points of 'Notation' devices

For many people, the Due south Pen was the primary selling betoken for a Galaxy Note device. That is logical, it's a very useful tool, no affair how you spin it. Even the people who purchased information technology, and didn't use the S Pen, establish great value in the device, though.

We'll see what volition happen, but we're expecting a huge marketing push button for the Galaxy S21 Fe, based on the info provided by Evan Blass.