
In fact, the Galaxy S10e was responsible for almost all the 16% hike. Counterpoint Research, the source of these statistics, noted that the combined sales of the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ weren't too dissimilar to that of the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, leaving the remaining volume down to the Galaxy S10e — one of the best smartphones Samsung has churned out in recent months.
“The US is a key market for Samsung as this is where the majority of its premium smartphones are sold,” said Jeff Fieldhack, Research Director at Counterpoint Research. “The Galaxy S10e is not cannibalizing older models like the Galaxy S8 or the Galaxy S9. It is actually helping Samsung gain share.” And that could help it reclaim the top spot in the US market for the first time since 2017.
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