According to South Korean sources, Samsung could deliberately not release the Galaxy Note series in 2021 in order to increase the expected sales of the Galaxy S21 series, however, judging by the available data, the expectations clearly did not materialize. The fact is that the Galaxy S21 series sold at about the same volume as the Galaxy S20.
According to The Elec, Samsung's strategy has not been successful. The Covid-19 pandemic may also have played a role in slowing sales, but there could be several other factors that are responsible for the low sales of the Galaxy S21 series. The source claims that the decision not to bring the Galaxy Note 21 to the market could have been a calculated risk, and now no one will know what sales of the Galaxy S21 would have been if the Galaxy Note 21 line had appeared on the market.
The report also points out that the low sales may have been due to production issues that prevented Samsung from meeting its production targets and deadlines. The company says it could have achieved higher sales if its Vietnam manufacturing facility hadn't run into problems.
As for the Galaxy S22 line, it will initially have the Galaxy S22 Ultra model, which can be called the Galaxy Note 22: it will receive the appropriate design and support for the fast S Pen stylus.
As we have already reported, the prices of upcoming Samsung Galaxy S22 series phones will increase due to the global chip shortage. Samsung itself has indirectly confirmed the release date of the Galaxy S22 and the return of the Galaxy Note design in the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
bbabo.Net