Samsung GALAXY Note 8 was launched last summer by the Samsung company, and in just a month and a few days it will be replaced by Samsung GALAXY Note 9, a phone that resembles it in many ways. The Samsung GALAXY Note 8 did not prove to be a resounding success, entering the "normal" sales line for those from Samsung, but since it is part of a series of phones dedicated to a small segment of customers, it was expected that things would so be it.
Samsung GALAXY Note 8 It was so trivial for those from Samsung, it still seems that it will be removed from sale when the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will be launched, this being the first time we hear this information. The Samsung GALAXY Note 8 was going to be withdrawn from stores by Samsung this fall, the information coming from a well-known leaker with a lot of valid information about unreleased Android products.
Samsung GALAXY Note 8: The UNEXPECTED decision for Fans
Samsung GALAXY Note 8 would have already had production stopped by Samsung for some time, and at the moment the Korean partners would only sell the phones in stock, without being able to order other units. This decision is strange, considering that the Samsung GALAXY Note 8 does not have a predecessor, the Samsung GALAXY Note 7 being withdrawn from sale after it started exploding uncontrollably in houses, cars, airplanes, and more.
"In contrast to previous years, Samsung decided that keeping the old and new models on the market is both inexpedient, so a couple of months ago Note 8 stopped shipping. In parallel, on the shelves, these devices will not exist very long. This is a sign of the market, since Apple will do the same with the iPhone X in the same way."
Samsung GALAXY Note 8 withdrawn from sale seems a little credible since Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will not bring much news, but maybe this is a strategy to force people to buy the newest model. However, not even Apple does things like this, let alone Samsung, so if I had to give my opinion, I would say that the Samsung GALAXY Note 8 will remain on sale, but maybe I'm wrong.
