Translated material
Samsung transferred the supply of Galaxy S8 smartphones due to record demand
Samsung delays the supply of its new Galaxy S8 smartphone to customers who pre -order. About this writes "Renhap".
The company began to take pre -orders on April 7, promising to deliver the new Galaxy S8 for 11 days. Nevertheless, due to the record number of orders-1.04 million-"reserves [smartphones] quickly ended." Problems also arose with gifts to the first customers.
As a result, Samsung announced the transfer of extreme deadlines for the supplies of the pre -ordered Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus 64 GB, citing "imbalance of warehouses in color or model in stores." Earlier it was reported about the transfer of deadlines for the supply of Galaxy S8 Plus to 128 GB.
The company introduced a new line of smartphones on March 29.
Sales of previous smartphones, Galaxy Note 7, began in August 2016, but after information about their fire, Samsung stopped the sale and withdrew 2.5 million devices. But the fires continued, and in October the company announced the cessation of Galaxy Note 7.