Last week, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy W21 was certified by TENAA and 3C in China. Followed by that, a few days ago, a report from South Korea shed more information on this device. Now, TENAA has published the images of this handset revealing its entire design.

For those unaware, Galaxy W series is a series of premium limited edition Samsung smartphones in partnership with China Telecom sold exclusively in China. Up until 2018, these phones used flip phone form factor but from 2019, the company has begun to use its foldable phones.

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The Elec report from earlier this week confirmed that this year’s Galaxy W21 will be based on Galaxy Z Fold2 and will come in gold color. Unsurprisingly, it happens to be true as per the TENAA images.

However, the handset looks more silver than gold. But it has a unique finish than the standard Mystic Bronze and Mystic Black color variants of the Galaxy Z Fold2. 

Samsung Galaxy W21 TENAA

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Also, unlike the regular model and Thom Browne Edition, which is another limited edition of Galaxy Z Fold2, the Galaxy W21 may come with a metal body instead of glass, as per the pictures.

Anyway, we will know more about this smartphone when it will be launching in the coming days in China. Samsung is reported to produce only 30,000 units of this phone.

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