Samsung Galaxy S8 it could have a very high selling price in some countries where it will be sold, this being a strategy through which Samsung hopes to be successful. More precisely, some previous rumors support the fact that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be released in two different versions for the markets of Asia and those of the rest of the world.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 will be launched in some markets in a version that has 4 GB of RAM and a minimum of 64 GB of storage space, while in other markets it will have 6 GB of RAM and a minimum of 64 GB of storage space. As you can probably imagine, the 4 GB RAM version of the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be sold in Europe, USA, etc., while the 6 GB RAM version will arrive in Asia.
If this will be true, then the Samsung Galaxy S8 will have different performances in the markets where it will be available to customers, which would not be normal. More precisely, the Samsung Galaxy S8 terminals in Asia will have 6 GB of RAM and an Exynos chip, and those from the rest of the month will have a Qualcomm chip and 4 GB of RAM, the performances being different.
Samsung Galaxy S8 - very high price in some countries
The better performances for these Samsung Galaxy S8 will still come with a very high price, they will be 100 dollars more expensive than the rest. More precisely, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will cost at least 900 dollars in Asia and any other markets where Samsung will choose to implement 6 GB of RAM in its own products.
We are talking here only about the Samsung Galaxy S8 model with 64 GB of storage space, because the model with 128 GB of storage space could cost 1000 dollars. The prices are slightly higher than those for the iPhone 7 Plus, so the Samsung Galaxy S8 would surpass the iPhone terminals in terms of the minimum selling price.
Of course, the Samsung Galaxy S8 could be cheaper, but that would mean that Samsung would lose a lot of profit in this whole process, which would not be desirable. However, the Samsung Galaxy S8 could be attractive to many people even under these conditions, but it would have a tough fight with the manufacturers of cheap smartphones in Asia.
