Samsung sells 10 million Galaxy S8 in less than a month

The South Korean manages to remove the bad taste of mouth of his fiasco with the Note 7

  On April 28, Samsung shelved one of its darkest episodes in its history with the fiasco of Note 7. Its great commitment to the market of phablets burned because of their batteries. However, the arrival of the Galaxy S8 has returned the smile to the leaders of South Korea.

In just under a month, the company has sold more than 10 million of its two versions of Samsung Electronics' new flagship, according to Chosun Ilbo. The first Galaxy took seven months to collect such a figure, while the youngest in the series has barely needed 20 days.

   The new models of the series of the Galaxy S smartphone went on sale on April 21 in South Korea, the United States and Canada, and then have been extended to other markets, including Europe-China will arrive tomorrow.

The pre-sales reserves of the Galaxy S8 reached a record of more than one million units in South Korea, where 260,000 of these smartphones were sold on its first day of sale.

The company plans that by the end of this month the smartphone will be available in some 120 countries, and analysts believe that given the success it is having, the S8 could exceed the 50 million that its predecessor, the Galaxy S7, managed to sell last year. .