Samsung will release the Galaxy A35 5G in the US but not the Galaxy A55 5G،
You know how Samsung sells all these different low and mid-range smartphones in Europe and Asia, but very few of them officially come to North America… for some reason? While this (general) strategy is unlikely to change anytime soon, the specifics of the company's U.S. product line will be revised in at least one significant way this year.
The same was true of the A33 before it, but not the A32 before that, which means we're looking at a return here that's likely to bring smiles to many cash-strapped Samsung fans in the US. Unfortunately, if you were hoping to spend a little more money on high-end The Galaxy A55 5G, the other part of the company's regional statement following that global launch earlier today, could replace that smile with a frown.
We are concerned that the A55 model will not be released in the US in 2024, representing a major change in strategy after the Galaxy A54, A53, A52, A51 and A50 all officially launched in the US during their respective years.
While the rationale for this potentially controversial move isn't entirely clear at the moment, Samsung is apparently recommending the Galaxy S23 and S23 FE to those who aren't entirely happy with what the A35 5G offers. In other words, the company probably feared Galaxy A55 The 5G mid-range could have cannibalized the sales of the two high-end S23 series.
With the Galaxy S23 FE regularly selling for $600 and the Galaxy A54 5G usually available for $450, this doesn't seem like a very legitimate concern… unless discounts on the S23 FE become more frequent in the near future .
If this happens (which is obviously a big if), you probably won't miss the Galaxy A55 That’s what 5G is after all. Especially if the price of the Galaxy A35 5G is sufficiently aggressive for its more than respectable technical sheet and its “modern” perforation design, which will only be confirmed “in the coming weeks”.
