The Galaxy S24 series was a sales hit, but Samsung has higher hopes for S25

the Samsung Galaxy S24 series It was a commercial success for the Korean brand, as the company saw shipment growth compared to last year’s phones. Samsung seems to have higher hopes for… Galaxy S25 Range, though.

Electric Reports indicate that Samsung aims to ship approximately 37 million Galaxy S25 series phones next year, a slight increase from the 35 million Galaxy S24 series devices expected this year. This indicates that the company has higher hopes for the upcoming phones.

Samsung claimed in its earnings report for the second quarter of 2024 that the Galaxy S24 series phones achieved what they achieved. Double-digit growth in shipments and revenues Across the Galaxy S23 series. Another sign of this improved performance came after Counterpoint Research reported that the Galaxy S24 was one such device The ten best-selling phones in the third quarter of 2024. This was the first time since 2018 that a Galaxy S flagship made the Q3 list, indicating long-term sales momentum.

So we’re keen to see if the Korean brand is actually able to achieve better results with the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung attributed the success of the Galaxy S24 line to Galaxy AI features. But with the rest of the industry offering a variety of AI features and the company’s foldable devices faltering despite Galaxy AI integration, it’s not going to be easy to get past the S24 range.

Talk about Foldable phones, Electric He adds that Samsung plans to produce seven million units in 2025, including current models. By contrast, the company is expected to ship six million units this year, including previous models. Specifically, Samsung is expected to produce three million Galaxy Z Flip 7 units, 900,000 Z Flip FE units, and two million Galaxy Z Fold 7 units. It is especially strange to see less than a million Galaxy Z Flip FE units being prepared for production since it is supposed This phone is foldable and affordable. This suggests a limited release rather than a widespread launch on par with flagship foldable Galaxy devices.