Samsung was the second-largest global wearable vendor during the first quarter of this year with a total market share of 12.8 percent, reports . However, that figure doesn’t seem half as impressive when you take into account that Apple topped the table with an eye-watering share of 53 percent.
As you’d expect, the and Gear S3 frontier made up the majority of Samsung’s sales during the January-March period, though several promotions, which include awarding a free to every customer who picked up a Galaxy S7 after the Galaxy S8 hit the shelves, also contributed to the firm’s success.
The main reason customers have been picking up the , and now the Gear S3 classic, instead of the Apple Watch is because they feature cellular capabilities — so users can leave their phone at home and still receive phone calls and text messages on their wrist.
As you’d expect, the and Gear S3 frontier made up the majority of Samsung’s sales during the January-March period, though several promotions, which include awarding a free to every customer who picked up a Galaxy S7 after the Galaxy S8 hit the shelves, also contributed to the firm’s success.
The main reason customers have been picking up the , and now the Gear S3 classic, instead of the Apple Watch is because they feature cellular capabilities — so users can leave their phone at home and still receive phone calls and text messages on their wrist.