Next year, Samsung fans have something to look forward to again. In addition to the successors of the usual flagships, the second generation of the Samsung smartphone should also see the light of day Galaxy Fold - its release is reportedly scheduled for April 2020. Samsung with the initial failure of the first Galaxy Fold has not been deterred in the slightest, and indeed has grandiose plans for its successor. The ETNews server came up with a report today, according to which Samsung wants to sell six million units of its foldable smartphone next year. If that goal seems too high to you, know that Samsung originally planned to sell 10 million of these smartphones.
Apparently, we will not see just one foldable smartphone from Samsung, but more models of this type. Samsung learned from the initial problems with the first generation Galaxy Fold and during the development of its successor (and other similar models) works closely with Samsung Display so that this time the arrival of folding models can be handled without problems. According to available reports, Samsung is also planning to invest in additional manufacturing plants in Vietnam to properly increase the production of smartphones of this type.
According to a report by IHS Markit, "only" three million foldable smartphones are expected to be sold next year. DSCC's forecast is significantly more optimistic - according to it, up to five million foldable smartphones should be sold in 2020. What Galaxy As for the Fold, preliminary estimates speak of 500 units sold this year - if this figure is true, it is not an extremely low number due to the delayed start of sales and other complications.
