Samsung wants to sell 270 million devices next year with a big focus on foldables
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022Nah that is a poor example, really. Samsung to iPhone or... moreWas better. I will repeat it again. Was better. Now nobody can beat Samsung. Even Pixel is worse.
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- Anonymous
- 6wN
- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022You mean from hell to hell, because Samsung is the Apple of... moreIf you mean Xiaomi Realme OnePlus and similar no thanks. They are miles worse than Samsung.
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022Considering the high margins on high end smartphones of any... moreIf you can't afford them, don't blame it on people who can. Nobody's forcing you to buy Samsung's flagships. The real problem is people like you slinging mud on those who have worked hard for their money and are now in the position to splurge on whatever they well like. Stay salty.
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- g5f
- 01 Nov 2022
With no Chinese flagships incoming, it's so obvious move. Not so sure tho if it's any good for consumers... wish there will pop out another brand here, like old siemens. Maybe even some chip maker, but cars need that more tho lol.
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- 01 Nov 2022
DXO mark lab test has rank s22 ultra placed at 73th for battery usage .This means that phone has poor batery life compare to midrange Realme / Iphone
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- AnonD-731363
- Lfw
- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022Considering the high margins on high end smartphones of any... moreWell yes those people are problem.
here in Slovakia 90% of people earns between 700-900 eur a month from which half goes to bills like rent, gas, water, electricity, traveling from and to work, phone bill, tv and internet bill.
And from last 300 clotthing, food, cleaning stuff etc.
One is happy if he is left with 50 extra to next month.
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Nov 2022
AnonD-731363, 01 Nov 2022Samsung good luck with selling a 1500 eur device on a globa... moreConsidering the high margins on high end smartphones of any brand, they don’t care because there are still enough people buying such expensive stuff even now like it’s nothing.
Those people are also the problem.
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- Anonymous
- wrb
- 01 Nov 2022
JayrBars, 01 Nov 2022Make your foldables (and other phones) cheaper. i lowkey kinda want to recommend samsung to make a foldable phone with no flagship socs. like, who on earth want to gaming with the latest flagship soc in their flip-not-so-durable phone paired with such a small battery? why don't they just use weaker soc but with more efficient power consumption as that too will eventually lower its price? peace ehhe
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- AnonD-731363
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- 01 Nov 2022
Samsung good luck with selling a 1500 eur device on a global health and econony crisis when people barely have enough for a regular 300 eur phone.
And with knowing all your foldables contains lot of bloatware and a screen scratchable by nail with a repair cost of 700+.
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- TooMuchTimeOnMyHand
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022I fully agree with this one
But that's the internet... more100% agree.
Peace!
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022You're delusional. The market shares fluctuate, and th... moreTrue
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- 01 Nov 2022
prakesh, 01 Nov 2022if the battery life of the foldable phones are great I will... moreThe battery is one of the last things to think about when buying a foldable phone. You should worry more about the extremely fragile display. If you only check the phone 2-3 times per day and you're not a heavy user, they're ok. But if you're a heavy user, that display will break or scratch within a week.
I'm a Samsung user but I wouldn't get a foldable.
Also , watching videos on the large display is horrible because of the black bars around. The only advantage that they have is that you can multi-task easier and it fits in your pocket.
Peace!
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- mayga1
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022Being 10 yrs Samsung fans, I have now switched to Apple thi... moreYou're sooo believable.
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- mayga1
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022those 800$ phones don't even have high refresh rateSo believable.
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022For $1500 I can get a Fold 3. Meanwhile a 14 Pro Max can go... moreTbf, it's a low bar
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Nov 2022
-Trix-, 01 Nov 2022Samsung tend to want things which they can't get. For ... moreYou're delusional. The market shares fluctuate, and that's very normal. However, on the average over an extended period of time, the market shares of Samsung and Apple are quite stable.
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- -Trix-
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- 01 Nov 2022
Samsung tend to want things which they can't get. For many years they already wanted big Galaxy series success continue, but it didn't happen. Now for years they wanted big foldable success, didn't happen either.
They are lucky if they can sell 250m phones next year
I see lot of Samsung to iPhone switchers and that's a very bad news for Samsung.
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Nov 2022
n9xx, 01 Nov 2022not sure if this is a good strategy... I don't know an... moreBecause companies don't want to give us what we want, but what they try to make us think we need.
They take away the stuff that rise the cost, but at the same time rise the prices because they know people will pay.
Foldables are just another methods of trying to get more money out of people, sure the tech is great but think here for a second, companies around us are making better foldables than Samsung does, yet Samsung doesn't change the crucial parts of their foldable phones.
Why?
Why would they, their brand is strong and in many markets THEIR foldable is the only one you can buy.
They don't need to change, because they sell no matter what.
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Nov 2022
Anonymous, 01 Nov 2022I fully agree with this one
But that's the internet... moreTotally fine with the comment, have seen the nasty sides of the humanity too many times myself.
Kinda sad we all keep acting just as toxic online, while using same internet to escape that.
The irony.