Samsung’s Galaxy S series has almost always been guaranteed hit, but could it be possible that the Galaxy S10 might end up being a flop? Here are some reasons how we think that could be possible.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 will be revealed next month. Samsung’s Galaxy S series has been a mainstay in the Android scene and for the most, it is the phone to look out for and the phone that is typically used to compare all other Android phones against. However with the series being nearly a decade old, can the Galaxy S10 maintain Samsung’s momentum or is it already a bit too long in the tooth? Let’s find out.
The design of the Samsung Galaxy S10, based on the leaks we’ve seen, isn’t particularly exciting. The designs we’ve seen aren’t terrible, don’t get us wrong, but they just feel like more of the same, with some slight changes made here and there. With more Chinese OEMs willing to push the boundaries in terms of design, like phones with slide-out cameras, playing it too safe could actually turn some customers away.
Samsung’s prices have yet to reach iPhone levels, but they are inching closer and it does not appear that Samsung plans on backing down. It’s understandable since the company is aiming for higher profit margins per handset.
At the same time this was one of the main criticisms of Apple’s newer iPhones, which based on the various reports, have resulted in customers turning to older and more affordable iPhones, or even cheaper Android alternatives. With there being so many alternatives from the likes of Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, Huawei, and so on, the same could end up happening to Samsung.
