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Samsung makes too damn many phones


Samsung
S20 Ultra
Motorola Razr
Smartphone Product Strategy
Engadget
CES
the Galaxy Fold
the Thom Browne Z Flip
Fair
S20s
Note
Pixel


S20
S10e
Caleb Slavin
S20+
Z Flip
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Positivity     43.00%   
   Negativity   57.00%
The New York Times
SOURCE: https://www.engadget.com/2020/02/12/samsung-makes-too-damn-many-phones/?utm_campaign=homepage&utm_medium=internal&utm_source=dl
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Summary

That means you can continue to buy the S10e, S10 and S10+, which are still great phones.In fact, the company's Senior Manager of Smartphone Product Strategy, Caleb Slavin, told Engadget, "The S10 is going to be our new entry point into the flagship lineup." He added, "It's a great way for a consumer to get a premium device at an accessible price point."Let's not forget though: Samsung also unveiled a pair of so-called Lite phones at CES. Slavin said, "We wanted to have an option in our portfolio for every consumer." That's nice, but what does the decision-making process look like if you're shopping for a Samsung phone? If you want a stylus in this price range, you'll likely pick the Note 10 Lite.

 As said here by Cherlynn Low
Engadget
Cherlynn Low