Analysts expect the Galaxy Note 10 to achieve the same sales as the Galaxy Note 9

Samsung could double the number of phones in the next generation of the Galaxy Note range, but that does not mean that sales will double. Indeed, badysts at market research firm Counterpoint Research believe that the numbers will remain constant.

Analysts were expecting the Galaxy Note 10 combined series to reach 9.7 million units by the end of the year. These represent sales exceeding 9.6 million units sold Galaxy Note 9 last year.

Both are behind the Galaxy Note 8, from which 10 million units were sold during the same period. Of course, the application was limited to a brand new model at the time after the removal of the Galaxy Note 7 from the market for reasons well known to all and that there is no need to mention it again.

However, Samsung is struggling in the smartphone market because of the poor performance of its high-end smartphones. The second quarter report indicates that the company has shipped more phones, but weak sales of flagship models resulted in a 42% drop in profits. This despite the good performance of the Galaxy S10 series, of which 16 million units were sold between March and May, an increase of 12% over the Galaxy S6 series.

However, the problem Samsung will face with the Galaxy Note 10 Series is that people keep their phones longer than usual, which means fewer people are looking to upgrade. In addition, some are also curious about the Galaxy Fold and can give on the Galaxy Note 10.