Samsung Galaxy S21 series was launched a couple of days ago at the company’s ‘Galaxy Unpacked’ event. These flagships are now available for sale across the globe. The trio including Galaxy S21, S21 Plus, and S21 Ultra is now getting ready for its customers.
According to the latest news (Via – Android Police), all the three smartphones of the lineup have received HDR certification from Netflix which means that the users will now be able to get an immersive video streaming experience as they can stream content in HDR and HDR10+.
Samsung Galaxy S21 comes with the Super AMOLED Infinity O display along with a 120Hz refresh rate. So now watch your favourite shows and movies at HD+ resolution and HDR10. Although, users have to subscribe for Netflix Premium plan of 18 USD in order to stream HDR videos.
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The Galaxy S21 Ultra users will get an extraordinary experience as it offers more display features than the other two model. The Ultra model comes with a massive 6.8-inch Super AMOLED display with QHD+ resolution, HDR10+ support and up to 1500 nits brightness along with 120Hz display refresh rate.
In addition, starting from today the Galaxy S21 series is finally on sale and the users can purchase it from the online stores or any other retail store where is the handsets are available.
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