Samsung Galaxy Note FE it was already launched in South Korea by the Samsung company, and so far it seems that the terminals on sale have been quite successful. According to some details that appeared after the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note FE in the country, those from Samsung announced that they will offer only 400.000 units for distribution and do not take into account the expansion of this number.
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE is selling well in South Korea despite being just a refurbished version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that exploded last fall. Koreans still seem to love the Samsung Galaxy Note FE so much that by the end of the month it is expected that this entire stock will be sold out, and the expansion of the number of available units is taken into account.
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE could convince the Samsung company to launch it in other important markets around the world, but everything also depends on how it will be sold. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was banned in many markets because it exploded during use, and putting a Samsung Galaxy Note FE back on sale could represent a bigger problem for Samsung than many would have imagined.
Samsung Galaxy Note FE – global launch planned by Samsung
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE will definitely arrive in markets other than South Korea, even if Samsung does not want to confirm this for now. At the beginning of the year, Samsung said that they would not release a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy Note FE, but here's how much things have changed in the meantime, and this smartphone can be bought right now by fans.
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE is sold in South Korea at prices lower than those charged for other premium smartphones and it proves to be attractive. The same could also be true for other developing markets, where the Samsung Galaxy Note FE could recoup some of the money lost by the Koreans last fall with the failure called the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
"Samsung plans to sell only 400,000 units of the phone in Korea. Plans for its global launch have not yet been decided but sources say the phone could hit overseas markets later this month. Since the phone hit the market on July 7, the number of new mobile subscribers has surged to some 24,000 a day, compared to the average 15,000 in recent weeks."
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE is a new proof that Samsung is capable of making money through any means at its disposal, even if it could bring criticism. The Samsung Galaxy Note FE is the lie that Samsung didn't want to admit earlier this year, but it turns out to be a smartphone that could generate serious cash for the company.
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE has little chance of reaching Europe, so it is unlikely that we will see it in Romania, but with Samsung anything is possible.
