Samsung plans to focus on its Galaxy S25 series over the Galaxy Z Flip 7 in 2025, increasing production of its traditional smartphones. The decision comes as foldable phones see slower-than-expected growth in the market.
Samsung’s Production Strategy for 2025
A new leak from Jukanlosreve reveals Samsung’s production targets for the Galaxy S25 series and Z Flip 7. Samsung aims to produce far more Galaxy S25 devices compared to the Z Flip 7.
Here’s the breakdown of the production numbers:
- Galaxy S25 Series: 37.4 million units total
- Galaxy S25: 14.8 million units
- Galaxy S25 Plus: 6.6 million units
- Galaxy S25 Ultra: 16 million units
- Galaxy Z Flip 7: 3 million units
The production numbers show that Samsung will prioritize its conventional Galaxy S25 series, producing five times more units compared to the Z Flip 7.
Why Samsung is Shifting Focus
Samsung’s strategy highlights its efforts to balance innovation in foldable phones with strong sales of traditional models. Foldables, while innovative, have not yet gained mass-market traction. Additionally, competition from Chinese brands and Apple’s absence in the foldable space have impacted this segment.
By prioritizing the Galaxy S25 lineup, Samsung aims to strengthen its position in the flagship market and address slower sales of foldable phones.
Galaxy S25 Launch Timeline
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S25 series on January 22, 2025, at an event in the United States. The event could take place in either San Francisco or San Jose.
Stay tuned for more updates on Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series and its production plans for next year.
According to Samsung Electronics’ MX division’s 2025 smartphone production plan shared with its partners, the company plans to produce 14.8 million units of the Galaxy S25, 6.6 million units of the Galaxy S25 Plus, and 16 million units of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. In contrast, the…
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