About Samsung's next flagship series Galaxy S21 thanks to numerous leaks from the end of last year, we know practically everything, and it might seem that the tech giant will be "beating empty straws" on January 14, when it presents the series. However, now a leak has penetrated the air about the internal memory and which is not pleasant - according to it, the models of the series will lack a slot for microSD cards, so it will not be possible to expand the internal storage.
The most reliable leaker Roland Quandt is behind the latest leak, so it carries some weight. And given that Samsung has no problem removing from its flagships the features that set them apart from the competition (see the absence of a 3,5mm jack in the previous year's "flagship" Galaxy Notes 10), is the probability that the line Galaxy S21 will have to do without expandable storage, quite high.
In any case, it wouldn't be the first time - Samsung flagships from 2015 were no longer equipped with a microSD card slot, and two models also lacked it Galaxy Notes from last year and the year before. Recall that according to unofficial information, the internal memory of the new series of phones will have a capacity of 128-512 GB.
If Quandt's leak was true, it would surely be a disappointment to many users. Although even 128 GB of internal memory may seem like a lot, nowadays, when a few minutes of video in 4K resolution can take up several gigabytes and the size of applications and especially games is also increasing (some take up almost 2,5 GB), a microSD card can miss over time.
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