Samsung has successfully sold 2 million 5G phones and plans to sell more than 4 million by the end of the year.

In recent months, 5G has begun to make progress, reaching the first million users of 5G in South Korea and the first million customers of a single telecommunications company. Today, at the IFA 2019 in Berlin, Samsung has added to the list some impressive new figures, which indicate that it has already sold 2 million compatible 5G smartphones and says that this number should exceed 4. Millions of units by the end of this year.

JuneHee Lee, director of technology strategy at Samsung, said: "Today, more than 2 million consumers around the world can use 5G networks with Samsung-compatible phones. This number has more than doubled by the end of this year. "

Samsung's 5G range is certainly the most versatile compared to any other smartphone manufacturer. It now includes Galaxy S10 5G, Galaxy Fold 5G, Galaxy Note 10 5G, Galaxy Note 10+ 5G and Galaxy A90 5G at prices ranging from less than 850 to over $ 2,000. Until the announcement of the Galaxy A90 5G last week, all Samsung 5G phones were aimed at consumers looking for a high-end phone.

Overall, we expect 5G users to experience very significant growth next year when 5G networks are launched in more countries. Many other midrange and economical 5G phones will be launched by various smartphone manufacturers around the world.

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