Although the show is Samsung Galaxy Note 4 widely expected and Samsung believes the phone could improve the situation with declining profits, analysts remain quite skeptical. Analysts actually think that Samsung Galaxy As such, the Note 4 cannot improve the situation unless certain conditions are met. Among other things, according to analyst Neil Shah from Counterpoint Technology Market Research, Samsung should use premium materials and not the typical plastic, which according to him reduces the value of the product.
This should be especially true now, at a time when he has to pull out his own phablet as well Apple. Phablet from Apple should be aluminum, while u Galaxy Note 4 is not known yet, what materials the phone will consist of. However, speculations suggest that the device will have a metal body, similar to the Galaxy Alpha. For a change, analyst Neil Mawston of Strategy Analytics thinks so Galaxy Note 4 should offer the X factor in the form of a revolutionary design. As an example in this case, he uses a flexible or bent screen, which Samsung presented last year and which, according to speculation, Samsung experimented with this year as well. According to the analyst, Samsung should also reduce product prices and add more features from high-end products to its entry-level devices, just as Samsung announced in relation to the Chinese market.
In addition, Samsung should take into account the landscape as it is India. Only 6% of the population has a mobile phone there, and it would certainly be beneficial for Samsung to adapt to the market there and expand its presence there - especially at a time when Google announced the program Android One in which Google will help manufacturers make phones under $100. The first manufacturer of such phones should be the Indian Micromax, which will start selling them in India this year and will thus represent a relatively strong competition for Samsung if it does not adapt to the market. This also applies to the price of products, as Samsung's entry-level products are 30% more expensive than other companies' products.
*Source: PCworld.com
