Samsung Galaxy Note 8 seems to have sales above expectations, at least one partner of the Samsung company announcing the fact that the interest is greater than expected. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 was officially presented this week by the Samsung company and it seems that sales are 30% higher than those of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 launched last summer.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is offered as a pre-order, with the official launch to take place on September 15, so until then we may see even higher numbers. Considering the failure of last year's Samsung Galaxy Note 7, many Samsung fans stayed with the old Note models, or accepted S7 terminals instead, but for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 they are shelling out money again.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 comes with many extremely interesting novelties that make the old models look like simple toys, so an upgrade is worth doing regardless of which old model we are talking about. A 30% increase in sales compared to the previous model is expected if we think about the models it had, so the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could end up having much higher sales than that.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 – sales exceeding expectations
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 does not have sales information provided by the Samsung company, but surely the Koreans will also brag about these achievements. If the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will really have much higher sales than the previous series, those from Samsung will not miss the opportunity to brag about this, if not iPhone 8 will have a "word" to say about it.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could have lower final sales if, after the iPhone 8 launch, some customers will decide to give up pre-orders made now. This seems unlikely, but it is very possible if the iPhone 8 will have news that will make those in the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 seem insignificant, those from Samsung having serious competition this fall from Apple.
"However Mobile Fun have already seen a 30% increase in early orders for Note 8 accessories, pointing to a successful outlook for Samsung's latest device. We didn't expect to see such large volumes of pre-orders this quickly after all the problems Samsung experienced with the Galaxy Note 7"
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is the most expensive smartphone model ever released by the Samsung company, and despite this it seems to be successful. The iPhone 8 will be even more expensive, but since we are talking about an Apple phone, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could be quickly forgotten if the Americans do aggressive marketing for their new phone.
