Although the Galaxy S22 series is not yet available for pre-order, customers can show their interest in the lineup by registering on Samsung's website. And according to a recent survey, the most sought-after model from the trio is the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
Nearly 11,000 Android smartphone customers in the United States have participated in a survey by SellCell. The survey was designed to gauge consumer interest in the Galaxy S22 series and suggests that 20% of Android smartphone users are looking to upgrade to one of the Galaxy S22 models come February.
20% may not seem like much at first glance, but it is, given the number of phones on the market and the usual upgrade patterns. If 20% of Android smartphone users upgrade to the Galaxy S22 series this year, it should mean great news for Samsung.
44.4% of all the customers that plan to upgrade to the Galaxy S22 this year said they prefer the Ultra model. 30.1% will pick the standard Galaxy S22, and 25.5% plan to upgrade to the Galaxy S22+.
The Galaxy S21 Ultra recently became the most traded phone
Over the past few weeks, the Galaxy S21 Ultra has reportedly become the most traded phone in the world of Android. According to surveys, the S21 Ultra 5G accounted for 22.3% of all Android smartphone trade-ins over the past couple of weeks.
The source correlates this sudden increase in trade-ins with the increasing popularity of the Galaxy S22 Ultra. However, the latter phone is not yet available for pre-order, so it's unclear how one might affect the other.
Regardless, the source claims that the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Z Fold 3 also appear to have made it in the list of top-10 most traded Android phones, which is not a good sign given that they were released five months ago.
Both foldable phones recorded high sales figures initially, but as of now, it's unclear how many Samsung foldable phone users will become returning customers and how many will return to using regular “candy bar” phones by the time the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Z Fold 4 become official.
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