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Samsung May Not Include Chargers With Some Phones Starting 2021

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Samsung may not include chargers in the boxes of some of its smartphones starting in 2021, according to a report from Korean news site ETNews.

The company is taking them out because many people already have chargers and to help reduce costs, according to a report by The Verge.

While not including a charger in the box might seem like a big move, Samsung reportedly isn’t the only major phone maker considering it.

Apple may do something similar by not including a charger with this year’s iPhone lineup, according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Apple may also phase out the 5W and 18W chargers that currently come with iPhones (depending on which model you buy) and instead offer a new 20W fast charger that will be sold separately, said Kuo.

Removing chargers from phone boxes could be a major way for Samsung and Apple to lower the costs of selling their phones and make their phone packaging smaller, but it could also have a significant impact on the environment.

Taking them out of some of the top-selling smartphones could help reduce the number of chargers that go unused and are thrown away because people already have a bunch more scattered around their house.

 

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