Samsung Galaxy S21 Series Prices in Africa: The official prices of the Galaxy S21 series has been officially released. At the Samsung unpacked events, Samsung released the prices for its newest flagship line ups.

The starting price of the Galaxy S21 is about $799, the Galaxy S21+ will cost about $999 and the Galaxy S21 Ultra will cost about $1199. But, the prices of the Galaxy S21 line up will be quite different in Africa.

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Aside from the difference in prices, there is also difference in specifications of the model coming to Africa. So, in this article we’ll be sharing with you the prices and models of the Galaxy S21 series coming to Africa.

And also get you familiar with the model of the series that is coming to Africa. See the table below for prices of various models coming to Africa. If you live in Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Egypt, we have the possible prices of the Galaxy S21 when it goes on sale in your country.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 Series Prices in Africa

Model	Nigeria	Kenya	S/Africa	Egypt
S21	N401,000	112,000 KES	15,500 ZAR	15,900 EGP
S21+	N470,000	131,000 KES	18,100 ZAR	18,600 EGP
S21 Ultra	N580,000	162,000 KES	22,300 ZAR	23,000 EGP
S21 Ultra	N629,000	175,500 KES	24,200 ZAR	24,900 EGP

For the first time, Samsung might just be bringing a 5G model of its flagship phone to Africa. Except maybe Samsung decide to remove the integrated modem of the Exynos 2100. B ut as far as we can tell, the Exynos chipset used in the Africa model come has an integrated 5G modem.

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Below are the key specifications of the Galaxy S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra. The specs below are for the models coming to Africa. But the major difference between the Africa and America model is the choice of chipset. Africa versions uses the Exynos 2100 while the America models uses Snapdragon 888 chipset.

Key Specifications of Samsung Galaxy S21 Series

Spes	S21	S21+	S21 Ultra
Display	6.2	6.7	6.8
Software	Android 11	Android 11	Android 11
Chipset	Exynos 2100 (5 nm)	Exynos 2100 (5 nm)	Exynos 2100 (5 nm)
CPU	Octa-core	Octa-core	Octa-core
GPU	Mali-G78 MP14	Mali-G78 MP14	Mali-G78 MP14
Main Camera	12 64 12MP	12 64 12MP	108 10 10 12MP
Front Camera	10MP	10MP	40MP
RAM	8GB	8GB	12/16GB
Storage	128-256GB	128-256GB	128-512GB
Battery	4000mAh	4800mAh	5000mAh
Protection	Glass Victus	Glass Victus	Glass Victus

The camera of the Galaxy S21 Ultra come with 10x and 3x optical Zoom. Which sets it apart from the cameras of the other two. Otherfeatures of the cameras are, OIS, gyro-EIS, steady video and HDR10+.

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You can record up to 8K video using all three phones and you also get to enjoy smooth refresh rate up to 120Hz. To help save your battery, the phone will automatically adjust between 10Hz and 120Hz refresh rate.

When you are using the phone, it will turn on refresh rate up to 120Hz but when the phone is sitting idel, it wil adjust to 10hz to help save battery. You’ll also enjoy all the many AI features and under display fingerprint scanner.

How to buy the Galaxy S21 Series

Official sale will start from Febraury 12 2021 but preorder starts from January 22 2021 to Febraury 11th 2021. You stand a chance of getting Buds pro or Buds Live, Smart Tag and/or Samsung care+ when you preorder this device.

Starting from February 12 2021, you can buy any of the Galaxy S21 model from local retailers near you.

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Its no much of a surprise that the prices of the Samsung Galaxy S21 series is more expensive in Africa. Since Samsung has no manufacturing branch in Africa yet, there is going to be custom charges and lots of paper works for the phone to come into Afrcian countries.

So, these are the expected prices of the Galaxy S21 series in Africa. What do you think, is it too expensive, is it reasonalbe? tell us via your comment below.