According to a study by Strategy Analytics, Samsung's 5G smartphones are firmly dominating the US market. The best-selling 5G device in the country in the first quarter of 2020 was the Galaxy S20+ 5G, which occupied an impressive 40% of the market. Other smartphones of the South Korean company that support fifth-generation communication networks are also in good demand among Americans.
Strategy Analytics calculated that during the reporting period, 3,4 million smartphones were sold in the United States, and the share of 5G devices was 12% (approximately 400 units) of this value. Following the leading Galaxy S000+ 20G are the Galaxy S5 Ultra 20G and Galaxy S5 20G, which account for 5% and 30% of the US 24G smartphone market, respectively. Only 5% of 7G smartphones sold in the US in the first three months were not made by Samsung. Since Apple has yet to release a 5G-enabled iPhone and Chinese companies such as Huawei are not present in the US market, Samsung's dominance in this segment is likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
βIn 5G, Samsung achieved all three top positions in the US market in the first quarter of 2020. The Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G is the top-selling 5G smartphone model shipped in the US in the first quarter. The Samsung S20+ 5G smartphone is popular among wealthy people living in large cities such as New York or Los Angeles,β said Neil Mawston, CEO of Strategy Analytics.
Source: 3dnews.ru