Samsung Galaxy S7 may cost 10% less than its predecessor

During a press conference at Samsung’s recent anniversary ceremony, the company’s Vice Chairman Kwon Oh-Hyun said that change is a must in order to stay in this business. One of the first changes we could see is a restructuring of prices, which could begin with the upcoming Galaxy S7.

Now nothing has been confirmed, but rumors are pointing to a 10% price cut for the Galaxy S7, compared to the launch price of the Galaxy S6. The momentum behind great smartphones at lower price tags is the greatest it has ever been. Competitors such as Motorola, OnePlus, Huawei and many more have begun filling up the space. By including a lower price-tag on the Galaxy S7, it will allow it to directly compete against lower-priced rivals such as the Moto X Style, OnePlus 2, OnePlus X, and Google’s newest Nexus devices. This may indeed be what Samsung is aiming for.

Signs are pointing to a January release for the Galaxy S7, which is earlier than the company normally holds its launch event. Recent rumors include a 12MP or 20MP camera, a new processor, new edge variants and USB Type-C. We’ll find out more regarding the handset over the next few months, so stay tuned!

Source: Weibo
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