Samsung Galaxy S8 is to be launched in April, in the week in which the Samsung company will officially present the new smartphone to the whole world. Although rumors appeared in the last few days suggested that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be released in limited quantities in February or March, it seems that Samsung wants not to rush this time with the release.
In this idea, Samsung would have confirmed for its partners that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be launched in mid-April. The other days we learned that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be launched on April 18 by the Samsung company, and the presentation could take place in the same week, or maybe even on the same day, according to the information.
It would not be usual for the Samsung Galaxy S8 to be launched on the day of the presentation, and this is because until now Samsung has not acted in this way with the flagships launched on the market. In this idea, it is more likely that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be released during the presentation week, but maybe only for pre-order, not officially for purchase in stores.
Samsung Galaxy S8 will still be released in April
Most smartphone manufacturers open pre-orders for a new product during the presentation week, and with the Samsung Galaxy S8 things could be the same. Those from Samsung fear that the Samsung Galaxy S8 could have lower sales because some competitors will launch smartphones before it on the market, but this is the price that must be paid for quality.
"Samsung Electronics has confirmed that the release schedule has been set in mid-April, possibly in the third week. This would be a delay from March, which is when Samsung has usually released its latest flagship model every year. The previous flagship models were usually unveiled two to four weeks before they hit the shelves."
Those from Samsung refused to confirm the release date of the Samsung Galaxy S8, but recent rumors suggest that April will be the month in which it will appear. For Samsung, we are talking about a one-month delay for the product launch and the loss of some sales, but if the Samsung Galaxy S8 will not have problems, then the effort will probably be worth it in the end.
