Samsung GALAXY S10. Launched a month ago, the new series of mobile phones of the Korean company is now starting to go through the first problems, and this was to be expected, by some analysts. More precisely, the other day I talked to you about discounts for Samsung GALAXY S10 which the Samsung company began to approve for its partners, all after the Huawei P30 PRO was launched, and began to collect good sales in various areas around the globe.
Samsung GALAXY S10. After only one month in which it sold very well, with even records, the series of phones from Samsung is entering an expected drop, and this is because Huawei thought very well about its launch strategy for phones. The Chinese scheduled the launch of the Huawei P30 PRO series almost a month after the Samsung GALAXY S10 in order to initially affect the sales of the Koreans, and to surpass them after they announce their products.
Samsung GALAXY S10. BIG TROUBLE HAS BEGUN for Samsung
Samsung GALAXY S10. Very shortly after the Samsung phones were officially presented, new information began to appear about the Huawei phones, even if they were not yet ready for launch. The Chinese thought everything in such a way that the world would have doubts when thinking about buying the Samsung GALAXY S10, and to a good extent the Korean strategy was one that achieved its goals, as some analysts estimated.
Samsung GALAXY S10. The launch took place with very good sales, with a lot of interest, but the recent discounts offered by the Koreans confirm the fact that things are not going so well anymore. Every time a manufacturer decided to offer significant discounts for products launched a month ago, it made it clear that sales began to decrease, and with the Samsung GALAXY S10 series the same thing happens, especially since the phones are more expensive than those of the Huawei P30 series.
Samsung GALAXY S10. Although all the phones in the series are good, the price difference between the standard model and the Huawei P30 will matter a lot, and will greatly reduce sales in the coming months.
