The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra is outselling the vanilla model 10:1 in China
Samsung may not enjoy great sales in China in general, but a couple of thousand buyers should still offer a reliable enough statistic about the popularity of the new Note phones – the Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G outsold its vanilla sibling 10:1 as @IceUniverse spotted.
This is based on the sales at JD.com, which lists the number of units sold. The data shows that the Ultra currently stands at just over 2,200 sales while the Galaxy Note20 5G is still in the 200 range.
JD.com sales numbers: Galaxy Note20 Ultra, around 2,200 • vanilla Note20, just over 220
There’s quite the difference in price between the two, CNY 9,200 vs. CNY 7,400, but the premium pricing isn’t scaring people off – instead, it’s the uninspiring specs of the vanilla model that are turning people away.
Analysts will be keeping an eye on sales and should be reporting soon on which of the two Note20 models is more popular. Will the 10:1 ratio remain true even in the Western markets?
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- mike-ermantraht
- 27 Aug 2020
- 3Se
was here to write the exact thing but I saw that written already, thanks, Samsung is starting to play it dirty, I was the flagship customer, wont buy again from them.
- Swordman
- 26 Aug 2020
- PU@
Nice, Samsung achieved its goal of pushing people to get the Note 20 Ultra or just look for other alternatives by purposely making the Note 20 so crappy when compared to its counterparts.
- GregLu
- 25 Aug 2020
- nRg
You do realise that you can do *better* than IP68 and that's why it's advertised as 2 meters / 1 hour ;)
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