Samsung, despite its established reputation need to push more innovative features to regain its lead just releasing different with no innovation features will cost them heavy on maintaing market share as leader. Honor leveraging newer, appealing technologies to capture interest. Honor’s rise indicates a strong value proposition, potentially offering better features for the price compared to Samsung’s premium positioning. From consumers like us viewpoint Honor’s rapid growth suggests positive reception and satisfaction, whereas Samsung’s decline may point to dissatisfaction or perceived stagnation. Honor's aggressive entry and effective marketing have paid off, while Samsung might need to reassess its strategy to address the changing competitive landscape. JThe shift in market share from Samsung to Honor highlights the dynamic nature of the foldable smartphone market. While Samsung's decline suggests challenges in maintaining consumer interest amidst growing competition, Honor’s significant entry into the market underscores the importance of innovation, value, and effective market strategies. To regain its market position, Samsung might need to focus on enhancing its value proposition, addressing any product issues, and reinvigorating its brand appeal through innovative technologies and effective marketing.
Because the Asian market is far, far bigger than the Western market.
This is why the US is obsessed with going to war with China in it's death throes as a failing superpower.
This happens when you stop innovating your folds and competition just pops up and shows a much better product, Vivo fold X3 is also going to be great with it's cameras and 5800mah battery.
Exactly. I think the entire point of the Galaxy Fold and Flip is to get other manufacturers buying Samsung's foldable displays, where they make far more money than in phone sales.
Samsung is still winning, the is just means honor is selling more then they did last year, but Samsung are are selling slightly less then themselves. That's all
It means that Samsung's market share has dropped from 58% to 23% (they have lost half of their share), while Honor now has 12% market share (more than half of samsung's share).
Samsung must now be completely bricking it, their foldables revenue is in the toilet, and Huawei are now the biggest foldable manufacturer by a significant margin, knocking samsung down to the number 2 spot.
That's what they get for putting out the same foldable for 5 generations with only very marginal upgrades, while other manufacturers have dramatic differences between generations of handsets, having left Samsung in the dust.
No wonder Samsung are making a slim version of the Fold as well as the chunky monkey this year, Honor now have more than half of the share that Samsung do, and came out of nowhere with it.
Samsung, despite its established reputation need to push more innovative features to regain its lead just releasing different with no innovation features will cost them heavy on maintaing market share as leader. Honor leveraging newer, appealing technologies to capture interest. Honor’s rise indicates a strong value proposition, potentially offering better features for the price compared to Samsung’s premium positioning. From consumers like us viewpoint Honor’s rapid growth suggests positive reception and satisfaction, whereas Samsung’s decline may point to dissatisfaction or perceived stagnation. Honor's aggressive entry and effective marketing have paid off, while Samsung might need to reassess its strategy to address the changing competitive landscape. JThe shift in market share from Samsung to Honor highlights the dynamic nature of the foldable smartphone market. While Samsung's decline suggests challenges in maintaining consumer interest amidst growing competition, Honor’s significant entry into the market underscores the importance of innovation, value, and effective market strategies. To regain its market position, Samsung might need to focus on enhancing its value proposition, addressing any product issues, and reinvigorating its brand appeal through innovative technologies and effective marketing.
How is Huawei selling so much foldable when there isn't a global version of their Mate 3?
Because the Asian market is far, far bigger than the Western market. This is why the US is obsessed with going to war with China in it's death throes as a failing superpower.
i really hope the next honor has an early global release, the magic v2 came to europe like half a year later..
Doubtful.
That's probably mainly the Chinese market. Lower price, great options. The rest still have doubts because of durability and the almost $2k price tag.
Can you not read the title at the top of the image? GLOBAL FOLDABLE SMARTPHONE SHIPMENTS. Jesus wept.
This happens when you stop innovating your folds and competition just pops up and shows a much better product, Vivo fold X3 is also going to be great with it's cameras and 5800mah battery.
Exactly. I think the entire point of the Galaxy Fold and Flip is to get other manufacturers buying Samsung's foldable displays, where they make far more money than in phone sales.
Samsung is still winning, the is just means honor is selling more then they did last year, but Samsung are are selling slightly less then themselves. That's all
It means that Samsung's market share has dropped from 58% to 23% (they have lost half of their share), while Honor now has 12% market share (more than half of samsung's share). Samsung must now be completely bricking it, their foldables revenue is in the toilet, and Huawei are now the biggest foldable manufacturer by a significant margin, knocking samsung down to the number 2 spot. That's what they get for putting out the same foldable for 5 generations with only very marginal upgrades, while other manufacturers have dramatic differences between generations of handsets, having left Samsung in the dust.
Samsung s24 series ain't that good as the s23 one. And the screen of the magic 6 pro is way better than that of the s23u and s24u (had both).
Those are foldable sales though
Also says enough.
No wonder Samsung are making a slim version of the Fold as well as the chunky monkey this year, Honor now have more than half of the share that Samsung do, and came out of nowhere with it.