Samsung Galaxy Note9 pre-orders top S9 according to Korean carrier

Peter, 20 August 2018

The Samsung Galaxy Note9 launched earlier in the year than its predecessor, because the Galaxy S9 underperformed. Early indications are that this was a good move, based on data shared by a representative of a South Korean wireless carrier.

The Note9 pre-orders are 30% to 50% higher than the S9 pre-orders. The numbers aren’t as high as the Galaxy Note8 year, the Note9 is reportedly seeing 80% of the demand. That is partially due to the pent up demand after the Note7 was pulled from the market.

Samsung Galaxy Note9 pre-orders top S9 according to Korean carrier

Pre-orders end today and Galaxy Note9 units will ship out to consumers on August 24. That’s the Korean schedule anyway, in other countries the launch can differ by a couple of days.

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Reader comments

Anonymous
03 Sep 2018
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"Nope, nah, nope and definitely not"? !!?? Wtf dude..ur opening statement itself reeks of BS spam! "Burn in is a real issue for the elusive Samshizza"!!!? Ever used a sammy device? Been using for 5gens now..5diff devices..always bought 1 for me...

Anonymous
25 Aug 2018
3DR

Nope, nah, nope and definitely not. Right, to cut out the lies heres the facts. Burn in is a real issue for the elusive Samshizza and one third of all smartphone problems they have relate to it... Just fake news eh? Or the FPS dropping...