Galaxy S21 still selling like crazy in the U.S., tripling S20 numbers

Concluding updated: March 22nd, 2021 at 10:37 UTC+01:00

The Galaxy S21 series isn't showing much signs of slowing down in Samsung's primal markets. Co-ordinate to the latest industry insights, the flagship family tripled the first-month sales of the Galaxy S20 range in the United States – still the world's largest smartphone market.

Granted, a direct comparing to the 2020 devices might not be as clear-cut as it so readily appears. Largely thanks to Samsung's improved willingness to slash the prices of the Milky way S21-series flagships much sooner than their predecessors were granted the same privilege.

For how long tin can Samsung keep this up?

That's all according to Strategy Analytics, whose latest study as well estimates that the Milky way S21 Ultra so far accounted for over 40% of the lineup's U.S. sales. Which is naught short of an amazing pct given the pricing difference across the three models. At the terminate of the day, the only smartphone Samsung truly wants to sell year in, year out, is its most expensive 1, popcorn not included.

Looking at the broader picture, while many of Samsung's fiercest mobile rivalries took place on the other side of the world in recent years, the U.S. will remain a central battlefield for every major smartphone maker for as long as turn a profit margins are a consideration. Given the humongous effort that went into the launch of the new Milky way A devices, not to mention the already-abundant rumors concerning the Galaxy S21 Fan Edition, it would announced Samsung will be able to keep this momentum going for at to the lowest degree a little while longer. That's the thought, at least.

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