Samsung may be doubling the number of phones in the next generation Galaxy Note, but this doesn’t mean that sales will double – in fact, analysts from Counterpoint believe that numbers will stay flat.
They forecast that the combined Samsung Galaxy Note10 sales will reach 9.7 million units by the end of the year. That’s a hair over the 9.6 million units that the Galaxy Note9 managed last year.
Both lag behind the Galaxy Note8, which sold 10 million in the same period. Of course, there was pent up demand for a new model back then as the “the Note that shall not be named” was pulled from the market.
Anyway, Samsung’s mobile business has been struggling because of weak performance of its flagships. The
This is despite a strong performance from the Galaxy S10 phones, which sold 16 million units in the March-May quarter, a 12% increase over the S9 generation.
Anyway, the problem that Samsung will face with the Galaxy Note10 is that people keep their phones longer than it used to, meaning there are fewer people looking to upgrade. Also, some are curious about the Galaxy Fold and may hold off on buying a Note.
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