Of course, how these upgrades are perceived is a totally different story, but Samsung has surely delivered notable changes two years in a row. As you might have expected, it doesn’t look like any major changes will be introduced with next year’s Galaxy S21 (S30).
According to a tipster, the Galaxy S21 (S30) will only be an incremental upgrade over the S20. In fact, he believes that the phone will basically be an updated version of the Galaxy S20.
As of now, seems like S21 next year won’t have a significant upgrade like the S20. It’s more like S20.5, S20s or S20T
— Chun (@Boby25846908) August 11, 2020
Despite its flashy specs, the Galaxy S20 is apparently not doing too well. To some extent, the coronavirus pandemic can be blamed for the low momentum. And, of course, the starting price of $999 is also a deterrent. On top of that, the average upgrade cycle has apparently increased to 26.6 months for Galaxy S fans. In short, people are now holding on to their phones for longer and thus it doesn’t make sense to roll out considerable changes every year.
Source: Phonearena
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