Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Surpasses 3 Million Units Sold Domestically.. Record for Shortest Time for 5G Phones

Samsung Electronics announced on the 5th that the 'Galaxy S25 Series', released in February this year, surpassed 3 million units sold domestically as of the 1st.
The Galaxy S25 Series achieved sales of 1 million and 2 million units faster than its predecessor by more than 1-2 weeks, and the 3 million units sales mark was reached more than 2 months quicker than its predecessor, setting a record for the shortest sales period among the S series 5G phones. 
The Galaxy S25 Series garnered significant attention even before its release by featuring the highest performance in history and personalized AI functionality called 'Now Brief'. In particular, it recorded the highest pre-order sales in the history of the Galaxy S series with 1.3 million units, signaling the start of a sensation. After its release, the Galaxy S25 Series contributed significantly to long-term success as word spread about the quality of its frequently used Galaxy AI features such as 'Generative Editing', 'Slow Motion', and 'Audio Eraser'.
Additionally, the newly introduced 'New Galaxy AI Subscription Club' supported the product's success, with 3 out of 10 Samsung.com purchasers subscribing due to benefits like a guaranteed residual value of up to 50% after 1 year of membership.
Meanwhile, the flagship models for the second half of the year, 'Galaxy Z Fold7' and 'Galaxy Z Flip7', have continued their success with sales significantly exceeding those of their predecessors since their release on the 25th of last month. In particular, they achieved a record-breaking pre-order sales of 1.04 million units in the history of the Galaxy Foldable Series, featuring slim hardware and a foldable form factor specialized ONE UI 8, and intuitive AI functions. Samsung Electronics emphasized that they are solidifying their position in the domestic smartphone market through the success of flagship smartphones from the first half to the second half of the year, based on innovative hardware and AI technology.

solidkjy@fnnews.com Koo Ja-yoon Reporter