Samsung Galaxy S10 Sales are 16% Higher Than Last Year’s Galaxy S9 Series During its First Week in the US
Counterpoint’s weekly smartphone tracker reveals first week sales of Samsung S10 series is better than its predecessor.
The S10 Plus is the bestseller taking 50% of the series but the addition of the S10e is giving the series the additional boost.
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April 17, 2019
Samsung's Galaxy S10 series had a successful debut in the US, according to Counterpoint's new weekly US smartphone model tracker. The new S10 series sold 16% more in the first week of its sales compared to last year's sales of the Galaxy S9 series. This is a comparison of sales in the US between March 8th to 14th in 2019 with March 16th to 22nd in 2018.Monthly US Smartphone Market Share: Feb 2018 to Feb 2019
With the new S10 series Samsung may reclaim the top spot in the US market for the first time since June 2017.
Tom Kang, Research Director at Counterpoint Research said, "In our next March US smartphone churn report we will be able to see whether the S10 triggered Apple users to switch to Android or it was just an upgrade from existing Samsung S7 or S8 users to the S10."
Counterpoint Research predicts the S10 series to be on track to ship 40 million units in 2019 as it faces less competition than last year. Also, initial sales are stronger than that of the S9 and the S8 series.
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