Samsung expected the Galaxy S23 series to sell better than its predecessor, and it has managed to do just that.
On the eve of the Japan premiere of the Galaxy S23 series on April 20, the company confirmed that the trio outperformed the previous generation’s sales by 1.7 times in Latin America, 1.5 times in Europe and the Middle East, and 1.4 times in India.
The series surpassed 1 million in South Korea in a similar period to the Galaxy S22 series. Samsung celebrates his 1 million sales milestone in South Korea and offers buyers bonuses such as his 100,000 won voucher or damages.
Samsung announced that the series’ flagship Galaxy S23 Ultra will account for 60% of total sales, while the Galaxy S23 and S23+ will each account for 20%. It would be nice if Samsung gave us real numbers.
Samsung will launch the Galaxy S23 series in Japan on April 20th, and also in some countries in the Middle East and Africa.
Samsung’s pre-order bonus certainly paid off, but so did the new 200MP main camera and the fact that the entire lineup was limited to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy.
