Despite alleged persistent issues with components availability, Samsung has apparently decided to press on with the Galaxy S21 FE launch. The company had originally planned to release the phone in August in Europe and the US, but South Korea’s Ddaily (via FrontTron) reports that the handset will be sold in just one market.
The outlet says Samsung was contemplating canceling the phone, as some reports had indicated, but the mobile division’s boss Roh Tae-moon was hell-bent on releasing it. After all, its predecessor, the Galaxy S20 FE, was a well-received device. Whether the Galaxy S21 FE will be able to replicate that success, remains to be seen, but it looks increasingly difficult, considering the device will be uncompetitive by the time it arrives.
