Samsung to launch S21 series on Jan 14th

Samsung will launch its newest line of flagship phones on January 14th, confirming via invitations to a new Galaxy Unpacked event. The tagline: ’Welcome to the Everyday Epic.’ 7AM PT / 10AM ET will kick off the action. The company is widely expected to launch three new smartphones at the event, successors to last year’s Galaxy S20 lineup: a pair of matching S21 and S21 Plus phones and S21 Ultra

Samsung to launch S21 series on Jan 14th

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