Samsung was one of the first to mocking Apple's decision when it decided to eliminate the power adapter across the entire iPhone 12 range (in addition to previous iPhone models that are still on sale). Apple justified its decision that it wanted to reduce electronic waste since almost everyone has a power adapter at home.
This justification would be correct if the power adapter that we all have at home was USB-C and not USB-A, as they are in 90% of homes, since it forces users to buy a new adapter. The Korean company posted on Facebook an image with a charger and reading it "Included with your Galaxy."
3 months after posting it, has deleted it, being a clear sign that the next generation of the Galaxy range will follow Apple's footsteps and will not include the adapter either. The first news about the possibility that Samsung did not include the adapter date back to August, when various sources claimed that the Korean company would stop including it.
No charger = lower price
Unlike Apple, which has kept the price of the new iPhone 12 range, despite including the charger, the Korean company will reduce the price of the next Galaxy S21 range, something logical taking into account that by not including the charger, the package of the set is smaller, therefore more telephones fit in the same shipment (either in containers or by plane) which affects the final price of the device.
In addition, Samsung also does not have to add the extra cost of adding the 5G chip, as it was among the first to do so, while Apple has done so this year. Most likely, when Samsung announces the removal of the charger in the new Galaxy S21 range (which is will present almost entirely on January 14), justify your decision both in the environment and in the reduction of the price of the terminal.
