Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge were presented at Mobile World Congress 2015 by Samsung and analysts from all over the world have extremely high expectations from the two terminals, especially since mobile operators have ordered 20 million units for the launch. Although no one knows how many units will actually be sold for the launch, despite the very large stocks ordered by Samsung's partners, analysts still estimate that over 50 million units will be sold in 2015.
Dividing sales by quarters, analysts is expected for 22 million unitatis to be sold in Q2 2015 following the official launch, 16 million units in the June - October period and another 12 million units in Q4 2015, the most active fiscal quarter in terms of sales. Practically, analysts expect the interest in Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge to be high during the launch period and to decrease by half during the winter holidays when people buy more gifts.
South Korean tech powerhouse Samsung Electronics Co. is forecast to sell over 55 million units of its latest premium smartphones this year, with its advanced specs and upgraded features keeping them in firm demand, a market report said Friday. The outlook for shipments of the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge has been revised up by more than 20 percent from the previous prediction, according to the latest report by DRAMeXchange.
The analysts' optimism is logical, considering that we are talking about two extremely interesting terminals prepared by the Samsung company, and sales of over 50 million units in 9 months are not an exaggeration. If we still think that Apple manages to do the same thing in about a third of the time, we realize that Samsung still has a lot of work to do to match it, but before we give the victory to those from Samsung, we have to think that its terminals are more expensive than iPhones in certain countries and this will matter a lot.
