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Time: globisoftware
On: May/01/2022
Category: Huawei iphone samsung Digital life
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The mobile market was very dynamic during the year which saw a shortage of semiconductors and the emergence of many competitors.
These 21 mobile phones marked an interesting year 2021 for the market, we tried many of them but some did not make it to Peru.
We list them in ad order worldwide.
1. Samsung S21 Ultra (January 2021)
Samsung has strongly focused on the dominance of high-end with a different design and a lot of emphasis on the camera.
One of the best Androids of 2021 came to Peru with some doubts about the Exynos models, but there is no doubt that it was one of the best teams of the year.
REVIEW of the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.
2. LG Rollable (not released)
LG got tired of phones with two screens and finally wanted to put on a foldable, but the mobile department of the company did not give up for more.
Although we saw LG Rollable at the Korean company's CES 2021 conference, in April we learned that LG mobile phones are no longer available.
3. Samsung A32 (February 2021)
Part of Samsung put on the A-line in the first half of the year with some features at a good price.
OLED screen with high refresh rate, ONE UI, one of the best Android update rules so far and more.
REVIEW of the Samsung Galaxy A32.
4. OPPO A54 (March 2021)
This team marked the arrival of the Chinese brand OPPO in Peru. It has entered a very competitive middle class and perhaps not the fighter we would choose for its price.
However, it retains the symbolic value of the arrival of OPPO, which we hope will surprise us with an extensive catalog.
OPPO A54 REVIEW.
5. Poco F3 (March 2021)
A very well-balanced device from POCO that provides an AMOLED screen, 5G compatibility and a decent battery.
As is sometimes the case with Xiaomi, it is understandable that some have gone unnoticed amidst the hectic Chinese brand premieres.
OVERVIEW Poco F3.
6. Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro (March 2021)
The mid-range Xiaomi was refreshed shortly after the launch of Note 10 in 2021. Redmi Note 10 Pro stands out among the four initial models.
The 120 Hz AMOLED screen, 108 MP camera and headphone jack highlighted this 2021 very well, although it already has a successor.
REVIEW Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro.
7. Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra (March 2021)
What if. This UItra responds directly to Samsung's proposal.
The most unique feature of this mobile phone is the huge rear camera module which contains a small screen.
It must be very difficult to produce as it has only reached certain markets, let's see if Xiaomi will be encouraged to bring its top tier to Peru in 2022.
8.Realme 8 5G (April 2021)
The first Realme 5G phone officially sold in Peru, it was a great opportunity to see how far MediaTek has gone in its Dimensity range.
Perhaps one of the most frustrating things is that we tested the version with 8 GB of RAM while the 4 GB version was sold to the public.
OVERVIEW of the Realme 8 5G.
9. Vivo V21 5G (April 2021)
Another brand that hit the market is Vivo V21 5G, one of the devices that attracts the most attention.
Lots of details complete one of the best mid-range selfie experiences.
We hope to see the high-end Vivo in Peru soon.
Vivo V21 5G REVIEW.
10. Asus Zenfone 8 Flip (May 2021)
Asus continues to play with the motorized camera concept with this high-end.
A striking mobile phone that we do not see in the Peruvian market at present.
Cheer up, Asus.
11. Honor 50 (June 2021)
Honor split off from Huawei at the end of 2020, and this cell phone marks a return to the mid-range, armed with Google services.
An interesting proposition with a few video options and fairly fast loading to stand out in the upper mid-range.
Good start.
REVIEW OF Honor 50.
12. ZTE Axon 30 (July 2021)
ZTE is having a great year in Peru. According to Canalys data, LG came in fourth with almost 10% market share.
I wonder if this team will eventually make it to Peru, the ZTE Axon 30 is the second generation of the ZTE display camera with some improvements.
13. Moto Edge 20 Pro (July 2021)
Years later, Motorola returned to the high-end with this equipment.
The return to the premium segment was positive with Ready4, a desktop interface that handles Samsung DeX very well.
REVIEW Moto Edge 20 Pro.
14. Samsung Z Flip3 (August 2021)
The return of the "frog phone" is a reality, but with a folding screen. Samsung has allayed many of his own folding fears with important features such as water and dust resistance.
While the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 is a productivity champion, the 2021 foldable phone is definitely the Z Flip3.
Galaxy Z Flip3 REVIEW.
15.Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G (August 2021)
We had the Galaxy A52 in early 2021, but its late-year "remix" version is the one that gets the most attention.
Dust-proofing and mid-range optical stabilization? Samsung achieves this with this team, which also integrates 5G.
REVIEW of the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G.
16. Huawei new 9 (September 2021)
Almost brother to Honor 50, but with a few camera upgrades.
Huawei managed an attractive phone despite OFFICIAL compatibility issues with Google services.
Of course, we still don't see Harmony OS on mobile phones sold outside of China.
REVIEW Huawei Nova 9.
17.iPhone 13 Pro (September 2021)
New year, new iPhone. It was 2021 that Apple first introduced a high-refresh screen to its mobile phones.
Camera and autonomy improvements are also welcome.
REVIEW of the iPhone 13 Pro.
18. RedMagic 6S Pro (September 2021)
RedMagic continues its commitment to gaming-focused phones.
RedMagic 6S Pro always excels in performance tests and comes with a few extras that will appeal to those who mainly play from their mobile phone.
REVIEW OF RedMagic 6S Pro.
19. Xiaomi 11T (September 2021)
We took a nap and Xiaomi introduced a new line of cell phones. The first Xiaomi phone to drop the "Mi" by name.
A great mid-range that builds on MediaTek's Dimensities with good performance but not so good battery performance.
He has an older brother, Xiaomi 11T Pro, but has not officially arrived in Peru.
Xiaomi 11T REVIEW.
20. Pixel 6 Pro (October 2021)
This year, Google has opted for its own processor, and Google Tensor makes its debut on the Pixel 6.
The line that has dazzled Google fans for years seems captivating yet not recommended.
Pixel 6 Pro REVIEW.
21. Sony Xperia Pro-I (October 2021)
Xperia is alive but with major changes. Sony's mobile phone line is now aimed at audiovisual professionals and is aimed only at select markets.
We are still glad that this brand has changed to survive in the mobile world.
Author: Alberto Nishiyama
I consider myself an avid gamer, but sometimes I play The Sims. Technology has taken me to different places and I'm fascinated by the way it changes the world.
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