Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra has the potential to become the best-selling Galaxy Note of all time. Alright, so it’s not called Galaxy Note – but for all intents and purposes this is the successor to last year’s Galaxy S21 Ultra and 2020’s Galaxy Note20 Ultra. The design clearly comes from the Note family, as does, of course, the inclusion of the S Pen stylus.
Many people have decried the demise of the Galaxy Note line as a standalone thing, but it looks like Samsung’s decision to merge it with the S series is paying off. According to a new rumor from a generally reliable source, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is on track to sell 10.9 million units in its first year of availability.
For comparison, consider that the Note20 series, consisting of two models, only managed 7.5 million during the same period. The Note10 series? 9.5 million. The Note9? 9.6 million. The current Note king is the Galaxy Note8, with 10.3 million sold – but at the rate things are going, the Galaxy S22 Ultra will overtake it.
That’s probably reason enough for Samsung to keep its current plan moving and not resurrect the Note lineup. And in the end, does it really matter that the word “Note” is missing from the name of a phone that has all the functionality of a Note?
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Source (in Chinese) | Going through