4 Reasons Why Samsung are in Trouble

[@denysholovatyi3149]

FYI this 8 bit interlude music is wayyyy to loud compare to the overall volume level

[@ezkailez7255]

It's been such a persistent issue. Sometimes their mic is so low I had to crank up the volume, only to be shocked when their intro starts playing as it's so much louder

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Yes

[@Remcore020]

Can you repeat that? my ears are still ringing from that ridiculously loud ringtone

[@stuggaroy]

It makes me hate them. I will unsub if they play that noise again.

[@AttilaTheDev]

Scared the shite out of me too. Thought the fire alarm went off.

[@xiphoid2011]

The reason why folding phones haven't taken off is almost entirely due to price. Like most people, I'm not paying $1800 a folding phone, and $3000 for a 3 screen phone is even more ridiculous, even my entire gaming PC setup doesn't cost that much.

[@pyroyergen5986]

ive not paid more than £200 for about 10 years now, just get a decent refurb when my phone breaks and get another 2-5 years out of it, the jump in tech isnt as dramatic phone to phone as it was 10-15 years ago so its not worth it

[@notorioustori]

I've had a couple folding phones over the last 4-5 yrs. I've paid outright and never paid more than $800 for the entire bundle after trade-ins and rebates. I could've gotten the Fold 6 for under $500 with trade-in US if I'd jumped on this most recent sale before Nov 1. The issue isn't the price as much as there's only micro improvements, if any at all, to justify the increase from previous Iteration, which - while better than other foldable phones, hasn't reached the potential it could be at. Samsung and other tech companies are now on this AI train while not improving, or unable to improve hardware.

[@vullord666]

​@@notorioustorithat's the thing with current technology in general. For most people, it's all basically the same. We're seeing smaller improvements and even less improvements that would actually impart the average user. Companies are desperate to us AI as a buzz word (when it's not even real AI) because they need people to actually want new tech again. The problem with a buzz word is that it's just that, a buzz word. "AI" still doesn't have the real useful applications for everyday people it needs to take off. We're just seeing this bubble where everyone things it's eventually going to skyrocket in demand once someone finds that must have use for it. As of now that it's only really getting used by businesses to take over mundane tasks and will potentially take over more complex tasks down the line (which... I'm not a hundred percent sure less people having good paying jobs will help any consumer electronics markets).

[@kraya6740]

1900$ is a single component in the pc, the GPU. So ofc a phone with a whole lot of components and an advanced screen will cost that much.

[@xiphoid2011]

@kraya6740 even a $300 GPU would beat the puny one in the phone. Even the high end RTX4080 super can be bought for less than $1000. Don't even try to justify how ridiculous a $3000 phone is.

[@FuzeTec]

Are we talking about Samsung Electronics specifically? Because Samsung itself is even way bigger than what's named early on in the video, from building powerplants to being an insurance company.

[@wentoneisendon6502]

South Korea is essentially Samsung. If Samsung was in trouble, then we would definitely know about it

[@beholdenpie]

And military

[@jascrandom9855]

They are 20% of South Korea's GDP.

[@santostv.]

Chaebols control 45% of Korea gdp.

[@jamesjpak]

Well said. Samsung has 5 major divisions - Electronics, Heavy Industry, Finance, Retail and Engineering and Construction.

[@andreanardi6301]

1:38 did he just call DRAM and NAND, "D-R-A-M" and "N-A-N-D"?

[@lmmlStudios]

@@jwarendsenno, it’s 100% wrong. Google acronym vs abbreviation vs initialism. DRAM and NAND are pronounced, not spelled

[@gaebolglancer]

D-ram, nand

[@davidkoprivica5075]

This is how their mispronunciation of Slavic toponyms and names sounds to me all the time

[@Squilliam-Fancyson]

Yeah. Just exposed his onewannabe techy pseudo-knowledge.

[@nomchompsky3012]

And Vivo as "vy-voh". 💀

[@alexmikhylov]

that opening jingle was one of the most disgusting things ever to graze my ears

[@basedslav1411]

that sounds like something bojack would say

[@TheEmpoleon123456789]

Yeah, it's one of the OG Samsung ringtones from the 2000s

[@samuelhere41]

Lmao

[@minukarodrigo]

​@@TheEmpoleon123456789it's not one, it was the default before minimal tone got introduced with the Galaxy S2 lol

[@remyphilly5168]

Fucking marshmallow

[@AU-hs6zw]

Opening tune was bad.

[@KonstantinasJariomenko]

waay too loud

[@kevikiru]

It's loud and terrible. They should have hired a professional. I was like, "What the hell is that annoying tone?!"

[@Jimmy_Jones]

​@@kevikiruit was a joke

[@kindofanmol]

Its the iconic OG Samsung ringtone. Good lord how are you guys watching a tech video without knowing this?

[@Jimmy_Jones]

@@kindofanmol Probably not old enough

[@samuxan]

when samsung is the main supplier of its rivals in the same business they can never fall behind because others grow.

[@KamBar2020]

Never Say NEVER 😎 Justin Bieber

[@abbbbio]

You should specify that you are just talking about Samsung ELECTRONICS ignoring the rest of the chaebol's businesses (housing, hospitals, shipbuilding, retail, cars, batteries, civil infrastructures construction and much more)

[@weamibrahim2146]

I mean, most people outside of Korea don't even know about the other stuff

[@abbbbio]

@weamibrahim2146 agreed, I just happened to stumble upon some videos explaining how big the whole chaebol is. If someone who has watched those videos happened to watch this video, they would feel like there's a missing piece to the story

[@poil8351]

people think musk is rich the family that owns samsung are mostly likely are hell of a lot richer than he will ever be but the chaebols have their money diversed around so it is very hard to know just how rich they truly are.

[@user-fc2zg7qs8w]

The biggest reason for samsung's poor sales in phone segment is exynos.

[@Uxz-iu8re]

exynos is not the reason because it was used since 2011 , but not involving is the problem

[@radhamanohar2307]

@@Uxz-iu8reyes it’s an issue bro, In my house there are 4 devices and every-time when tried to buy first checked samsung and that exynos soc chip made me choose other brands. exynos succks. Even with exynos their so called budget phones are worst value for money. There aren’t even considering Mediatek. Anyway some news say samsung might shutdown exynos chip manufacturing

[@Uxz-iu8re]

@@radhamanohar2307 I didn't have any issue with the exynos. yall are weird 😐

[@MeForReal-wo5vk]

​@@Uxz-iu8re time changes everything

[@MeForReal-wo5vk]

​@@Uxz-iu8re that time no one had any idea about processors. And nobody cared much about it..

[@kindofanmol]

It all changed when DJ Koh stepped down as the CEO and was replaced by TM Roh. Samsung completely abandoned their popular budget and midrange series of phones and started focussing solely on cutting-edge expensive flagships. In Asian markets (India and China most importantly) they lost the budget and midrange market share to competitors which offered far superior value. They need to regain their strong foothold in affordable non-flagship segments along with the excellent trajectory they already have for the flagships.

[@filipealves6602]

They need affordable flagships, longer lasting too! Both my wife's S21+ and my S22+ are having significant downgrades in the quality of pictures, on top of a slower phone, and less battery time on top. These were really expensive phones!!! Samsung should definitely "innovate" on consistency.

[@amandagrant4331]

The market share of Samsung mobile phones in China is less than 1%.

[@KamBar2020]

ZTE and Huawei be Like 😎

[@phucanh0374]

@@filipealves6602 This is because the chips used for the S22-21 were poorly fabricated. Their 5nm and 4nm processes' was HEAVILY rushed out of the door to show the market that they had the newest tech. The results? poor efficiency, overheating, degrading performance after updates, dead motherboard, expanded battery. Hell, they even tried other shady tactics like completely removing cooper vapor chamber for the S22 lineup despite knowing that the phones will overheat even more without them. I'm surprised they weren't smacked with lawsuits for that.

[@bertko1710]

Pronounce “Vivo” as “vee-vo”

[@dominik3482]

Ya Never heard anyone pronounce it as he did 😂

[@thomastakesatollforthedark2231]

Is that not how you say it?

[@juanvga]

Is a word in Spanish...

[@EduardoLarios95]

@@juanvga Yeah, means "alive"

[@moamber1]

But the way he shouts "Samsung" every time it's mentioned, reminds me of Japanese adverts.

[@georgesayles5040]

why did he spell out DRAM and NAND, bro has a compsci degree, he should know this

[@anandsuralkar2947]

He maybe he doesn't have actual real degree

[@ouwyukha]

compsci degree doesn't teach you those things, but he clearly ain't built for one either

[@vibue2415]

its funny to me, that everyone goes crazy about his pronunciation.. its like ppl saying theyre computer nerds, and they just built a pc with anime girl background..🤦‍♂️ hardware is like the least important stuff, except sys architecture and performance.. but these two just define software compatability..

[@georgesayles5040]

@ try using a computer without hardware… You can’t say it’s the least important when all parts of a computer are required to run. The problem is that it’s an information channel and saying it like that can be confusing to people. I had to go back and listen to that bit twice to actually clock what he was saying

[@LighteningOne]

He is one of those over the top intellectual 🤣​@@georgesayles5040

[@SyedZaid06]

Samsung has been on a downward spiral since DJ Koh left the company. Their recent launches like the Fold 6 and Buds 3 Pro have been a letdown. They’ve given up on their unique design and copied Apple which is a shame.

[@dimiberberu]

Is Apple relevant outside of Hype & Apple Un-intelligence? We should talk about Huawei, Xiaomi (top tech car in 3y vs Apple fail >10y ;), Oppo, Vivo, Honor...

[@chappy3125]

​@dimiberberu all those listed brands are garbage 😂😂

[@mohimrahman2889]

Ever since Huawei got banned from international market, Samsung fell into the comfort zone and nerfed themselves. Things we wanna see in Z fold 7. Better Durability and Dust Resistance is a must, S pen silo and outer display s pen support Better battery life and faster charging. Better and usable inner display camera for video calls and stuffs. Slightly, just slightly wider cover display and reduced bezels. Anti reflective coating on both, especially on outer display... These are the bare minimum essentials of a merely flagship phone in 2024. They are ahead in software, and features as of now tho, but still you wanna use an 1800 dollar phone just like a flagship or maybe something more than it. Do not gatekeep on usability #Samsung

[@tinkinator40]

Well, they keep putting their prices up and not innovating to actually attract people back, they will either need to adapt to continue as they are or downsize their range of products to focus on their most profitable ventures, sorta like how Toshiba downsized when it couldn't compete in the household product space anymore.

[@danielmalinen6337]

Apple is similar

[@kahsjdkahddf1258]

@@danielmalinen6337 Apple haven't raised their phone prices since 2017

[@casbot71]

Prehaps if they brought back a micro SD card option on their flagship models. ... _[I can dream]_

[@chookwangzhee1889]

Do it. If not, go Sony xperia

[@hendrx]

@@chookwangzhee1889 I bought one and it was a horrible purchase

[@brianposada87]

​@chookwangzhee1889 Honestly I love my A55 5G for this very reason. The mid tier phones are real good.

[@fy7589]

I have a 3 years old Samsung M52, at first it was good but then after a bunch of almost forced updates and user policy changes, I am not sure if I'd ever buy another Samsung phone again.

[@toothlessseer3153]

"4 Reasons Why Samsung *-are-* in Trouble" ❌ "4 Reasons Why Samsung *IS* in Trouble" ✔ PLEASE FIX YOUR GRAMMAR! 🙏

[@Eduard.Popa.]

TWO MOTIVES 1) better phones at every generation make people buy phones not every year but every 3-5 years 2) being on Android platform, Samsung must fight all from Android So, Samsung is great, just isn't their fault.

[@bogboy90210]

I was going to buy a razor and then saw the handle is £56!

[@bobhob35]

And the issue is? These are quality razors which use traditional double edged razor blades.

[@bobhob35]

The product is nearly identical to the product your grandfather used fifty years ago 😅

[@bobhob35]

If this make is to expensive try the razor I use a MÜHLE Traditional R89 safety razor. Usually sells for about £35.

[@bogboy90210]

@@bobhob35 I have no doubt that it’s well-made and I’d love to be wealthy enough to buy high-end accessories for every aspect of my life, but you know the rest…

[@bobhob35]

@@bogboy90210 I fully understand and emphatically sympathise with your situation. I moved to using traditional double edged razor blades because it was significantly cheaper than buy Gillette replacement cartridges at nearly £3 each. I buy a pack of 100 Japanese razor blade for about £12. They last a bit less but cost 25 times less to buy.

[@dedoyxp]

samsung phone is being too 'apple' for an android phone

[@sereniteapotwithextraland]

Tf does that mean 💀

[@fnix14]

Just imagine Samsung's current situation if Huawei hadn't been banned

[@MithunOnTheNet]

Samsung isn't just electronics. Their construction division -- C&T -- built the no. 1 and no. 2 tallest buildings in the world. They also have a real estate business, defence, shipbuilding, etc.

[@bruxi78230]

In 2022 the shipbuilding business at Samsung was losing billions of dollars. In fact Samsung Electronics had to make the shipbuilding business a large loan to keep them afloat. In that business they are actually only 3rd place among South Korean shipbuilders. All three of those companies were losing large amounts of money and seeking government bailouts. The profitable business is in fact Samsung Electronics.

[@hendrx]

Problem is you are paying more for LESS features, no hedphone jack, no sd card slot, no replacable battery, no charger. And the camera quality not a good selling point

[@dennisp8520]

The removal of the SD card was the best thing to ever happen. Micro SD cards are much slower than the internal storage on the device itself, prone to corruption, and not supported by most apps on android outside of media content like photos. Headphone jack is understandable but not that big of a deal. In regards to the replacement battery issue, fast charging solves any qualms from that and in order to have a replaceable battery would mean forgoing on things like waterproofing or having wireless charging. So gunna hard disagree with you

[@Jimmy_Jones]

I will never go back to wired headphones.

[@hendrx]

@@dennisp8520 oh yes, nothing better than not having the option to expand your storage, thank you daddy industry

[@hendrx]

@@Jimmy_Jones having the option to have them wired was a nightmare, thank god they are forcing us to buy those

[@Siberian_Nyt]

You forgot to mention Samsung Techwin, which is involved in weapons manufacturing, aeronautics, surveillance and many other things

[@AlexandruVoda]

Maybe one more reason is that Samsung is a cheabol, and for the time it's leader was missing because of facing the consequences of breaking the law, has been a mostly directionless company coasting on the momentum it already had.

[@ほしなみん]

lower opening tune please that gave me a jump😭great vid as always though!

[@PScool3590YT]

I'm still using the Galaxy S22 Ultra as my daily phone and I have no problems using it.

[@LighteningOne]

Just because Volkswagen going down the hill doesn't mean Samsung is anywhere close to it. If you read financial reports Samsung clocked 280% in net profit this quarter. I didn't see a single EU company doing anything close to it. Don't know who funds your channel but Samsung is more than on the the safe side right now. Y'all should focus on your downward going economy as inflation in EU rose 2% this year.

[@dinithaw]

I love Samsung products ❤ God bless Samsung 🙌

[@Ash-vt7uu]

Samsung has made absolutely no innovation in its foldables

[@ForcefighterX2]

To this day Samsung uses cheap short-lived flash memory within their phones, making them slower and slower as the years go by. I realized this issue with my first Samsung smartphone over 10 years ago. And now, all those years later, the issue remains the same. It is astonishing that no one talks about this purpusefully created problem. But maybe enough users are waking up to it, and realizing that other manufacturers (e.g. OnePlus or Google - but especially Apple) do not have this flaw.

[@ericneo2]

1) Too expensive 2) Offer less than what consumers consider standard because they believe they are a premium brand, 3) Competitors offer better specs 4) They've lost touch with consumers after building an ivory tower of bad customer service, no customer feedback and no improvements.

[@paradigmfellow]

Why didn’t you talk about their quality issues? Samsung’s quality has dropped a lot in recent years.

[@khizerahmad3288]

The reason for Samsungs slowing sales in the smartphone market is they copied Apple with removing accessories in boxes and users could easily switch to other Android phones. Whereas iPhone users were embedded in the ecosystem something samsung has tried to emulate although not as successfully as of yet.

[@dishanhossain5469]

Not satisfied with The Quality of Samsung s21 exynos. Phone overheats so much that the adhesive on the volume button melted and the volume button fell off. Display got green line too.

[@mikelieberman6924]

"4 Reasons Why Samsung are in Trouble" Are? Samsung is a plural?

[@thomastakesatollforthedark2231]

Well they do consist of multiple people

[@lachief237]

British English often treats collective nouns as plural (e.g. “the team are excited”). That being said, given this video is talking about Samsung as an entity, not as a shorthand for “the people that comprise Samsung”, it’s not really correct even as a non standard variant.

[@mikelieberman6924]

@@thomastakesatollforthedark2231, Well, no. Samsung is a singular company, not a collection of people. A corporation is legally dissimilar from a partnership in that exact manner.

[@ChristiaanHW]

Nowadays most (big brand) phones are practically copies from eachother. So staying with one brand isn't as important as it used to be. My last few phones have been samsung's, good quality for a decent price. But after my galaxy S10 goes kaput i'm switching to a fairphone one. Fairphone has phones that are easily repairable by the consumer, so repairablity with them is way better than other brands. And that will mean i'm able to do a lot longer with the phone. The prices of having your battery or cable connecter replaced are just over the top nowadays. So i rather buy a phone where i can do thise things myself, without needing proprietary tools and "locked" hardware. Planned obsolescence is a nice money grab in the short term, but eventually customers will choose the few brand who didn't/don't join that bandwagon.

[@JAFarrow]

I bought a brand new Samsung A series phone a few weeks ago and the battery did not even last a whole day so I sent it back and bought a Nokia instead. I've been with Samsung for about 10 years before that

[@amandagrant4331]

Nokia？

[@MustraOrdo]

Come again? Nokia?

[@JAFarrow]

@@amandagrant4331 @MustraOrdo Nokia G42 5G

[@santostv.]

If that’s true ,Samsung is really down bad😂

[@JAFarrow]

Nokia G54 5G

[@42MVilla42]

They need to slash prices to remain competitive and increase consumer interest. For example, the only reason foldable haven't caught on is their extreme price - whereas manufacturers like Motorola can make a foldable for under 600 dollars. They need to lower prices across the board and offer foldables for the same price as their slab phone products. The z fold needs to be at or around the price of the s24 ultra and the z flip needs to be at or around the s24.

[@BaldAndCurious]

I never relized that Samsung are plural. 😮

[@Jose04537]

They expect 2020 profits every year. That was their mistake.

[@surik_at]

That ultrasound interlude hurt my ears and scared my cats 😂😂😂

[@TrebleSketch]

Regarding 4:29 - From what many in the tech sphere has seen. It feels like Samsung has just been stagnating on developing for Foldables while their competitors were able to catch-up and starting to beat them in features/etc.

[@nathannoye3759]

Saw Xiaomi's sales fall too

[@andrewbenge2040]

I have the folding phone, and I love mine. My friends always enjoy checking it out. I love it for streaming the PlayStation, good sized screen for playing games and being able to read the screen

[@benamp00]

This is a video about Samsung Electronics. Samsung, the parent conglomerate, is far bigger and a different story. Please differentiate in future

[@fondajames]

Price is too high and software quality dropped too much. I switched from a fold 3 to a moto g stylus 2024, and it felt like a big upgrade despite being 1/6th the price

[@fondajames]

As well, they lie about pricing. I looked at replacing my old galaxy Buds+. Looking at their roughly equivalent now options, they told me I'd get 50$ off before trade in, then adding in the trade in drops the discounts without explanation of why. I just can't trust the company

[@emmanuelmagsino31784]

Reason why Samsung is in trouble - GREEN LINE ON SCREEN

[@naamadossantossilva4736]

I guess you got shafted on that expensive repair too.

[@dishanhossain5469]

You are right. Too many Samsung phones are getting green line on their displays. People bash Oneplus for display green line samsung deserves equal backlash.

[@AshlinPAULVARGHESE]

Everyone is ignoring inflation, real reason behind low sales of stuff. People are only buying things that are necessary. It's a World wide phenomena, not one country specific.

[@sevuganmuthurajah3642]

Its Veevo, not Vaivo

[@LaloSRx]

Great vid but the title is grammatically incorrect. It should be “4 Reasons Why Samsung is in Trouble.” Samsung is a single entity so it should be “is”. If it was more than one Samsungs it would be “are”

[@GratefulPrimate]

Samsung should diversify into shaving razors

[@Gheisenberg]

I often wonder what would the tech world look like if Huawei hadn't been sanctioned by the US.

[@Nut_Kun]

Great video as always. Just to to say that you convinced me about the Henson shaving, and they have stocks in Japan, nice!

[@Kris_96]

I feel like they got rid of editing staff or something because the lighting is always off, the audio just doesn't sound as good or as loud, the editing is inconsistent too, some videos are better than others.

[@CaffeinePyroxene]

Tips for samsung to win back customers: - make more affordable devices with good quality, not everyone has budget for flagships - bring back microSD card slot - bring back headphone jack - dont copy apple, be innovative with design (both hardware and software wise) - listen to community feedback

[@kevincronk7981]

Music jumpscare at the beginning

[@ktammz]

They refuse to address the reception issues with the s22 ultras....

[@SR-fm1ft]

Market saturation. And we don’t need to constantly buy a new phone it’s wasteful.

[@dishanhossain5469]

Samsung needs to manage their Quality Control better. In my country too many people are facing green line issues. S20 S21 S22 and in some cases s23 series phones are getting green lines on displays.

[@Nyonibjr]

The best thing is to find the consumer what they want

[@glockmat]

1 reason Samsung is not in trouble. Samsung is South Korea, by the admission of their own president

[@Nyonibjr]

Maybe people just don't want to upgrade every year anymore?

[@dineshp2833]

Samsung products don't have same quality as before. I don't think we need to consider brand nowadays. No one is making products with intention to last long.

[@tonywong8134]

Samsung also makes tanks

[@itstheendoftheworldaswekno3343]

7:05 I like how the graphic of the Samsung product category lineup includes the weird yellow AI robot ball thing!

[@maverickjakethedesigner]

I saw a Samsung ad on this video too

[@T_LFR]

What people fail to realize is that Samsung is actually gaining significant ground right now in the US. Yes they are mov8ng towards more Apple like products but I believe this might be a worth it strategy to convert some of the Apple customers. Samsung products are still significantly cheaper ( a lot of sales going on) and much of the Apple users are gett8ng fed up with the lack of inovation and high price tag of Apple. I believe the next quarter numbers might surprise you.

[@DuneCatalog]

Samsung Innovation slows down, what about apple? Their screen refresh rate still at 60hz... I don't think Samsung will be in trouble in the next decade...

[@dinithaw]

First 3 apple iPhones are used off the shelf Samsung SoCs as their main processor. Samsung also makes tanks (not water tanks 😂 actual tanks used in war i mean) and they're the people who made world tallest building called burj Khalifa 😅

[@CarlosKTCosta]

A very important factor is that Samsung is not integrated and Samsung smartphone has to compete with other manufacturers for their own screens almost on the same foot. Same thing for other components

[@albertteng1191]

Since the introduction of smart fones, i never had any other brand except samsung. But my problem with samsung started when i got my s20. After just 2 years of normal use, meaning no gaming, no resource intensive apps, no heat inducing processes, my screen just broke. It started with 1 vertical green line and then it multiplied so much so that the fone is almost useless. I went to samsung service center for repairs. The officer said my fone is out of warranty and the screen replacement will cost me as much as a new one. At first, i thought i was just unlucky. So i got a new samsung s22, again same thing happened in less than 2 years. After much research on the net, i found out that im not the only one. Tens of thousands have suffered similiar problem and samsung refuse to acknowledge its a hardware fault. So with much regret, i ditched samsung and went for another brand. Samsung's product quality seemed to have deteriorated so badly

[@MyTroy93]

They need to stop copying apple

[@chavezchavo]

They should've kept selling weapons.

[@Jaxomh]

3:59 But who thought foldable smart phone = exciting new tech?

[@jamsky1558]

Aren't Oppo and vivo basically the same company?

[@minukarodrigo]

Yes, so are Nothing, OnePlus and Realme

[@howyoudurrinhunneh]

Folding phone issues: Carriers going to 36 months so that trade in deal.fpr 24 months is gone Insurance per phone going from $9 to $17 Software updates bricking $2100 phones and their warranty process accusing the customer In total no one wa to to be 13 months in a 36 month agreement with no phone. I went back to the Ultra bec I can pay it off if need be

[@GetSmartish]

It's the so on and so forth that gets you.

[@kraya6740]

What a clickbait title, Samsung is a huge company and phones are just a tiny part of their total product plethora. They certainly are far from trouble, and the only real competitor to Samsung as a company is Xiaomi.

[@verttikoo2052]

🤣 Thanks for the laughs 🎉 Now let’s get back to the reality. Apple is the biggest computer company in the world with revenue of 383 billion in 2023. Samsung with all of its products is under 250 billion and Xiaomi less than 40 billion.

[@kraya6740]

@@verttikoo2052 Does apple produce tanks? Fridges, TVs, chips, screens, camera, whole smart home systems, digital cameras and many many other things. Yes apple produces phones, Samsung produces everything else including phones. They are not comparable companies, you can compare Xiaomi with Samsung because Xiaomi has a whole lot of products, heck they produce cars (remember apple car?). Sony is another company you can compare with Samsung, Apple is a different type of company, cannot be compared with those 3 companies mentioned.

[@verttikoo2052]

Well Apple doesn’t make toilets, but Samsung toilet can connect to iPhone? Apple is a prominent microchip company. Everyone knows ARM and Apple is the founder of it. All the microprocessors that Samsung makes is thanks to Apple and the vision of the Apple and Apple is the largest computer company in the world by wide margins.

[@verttikoo2052]

@@kraya6740 Who told you that Apple makes cars? Apple makes solutions for the cars, but not the car itself. That is not a profitable business to start producing cars 🙄 Apple has Maps and that is a completely different success story.

[@kraya6740]

@@verttikoo2052 Apple told us it would make cars, it didn't. Instead Xiaomi is selling EV cars like hotcakes. Nobody with a brain cell uses any maps from apple in their cars, everyone uses Google maps.

[@4vilish]

samsung just looked at all the anti consumer apple money making schemes in the smartphone market and copied them, no headphones (or headphone jack) included with the phone, no charger included with the phone, no replaceable battery, no phone case, the phone being unuseable after like 3 years, etc. a lot of people with less money loved their older gen samsung phones because they would be reliable products with a reasonable price and with a manufacturer who cared about the products being good and not only the advertisements

[@feraudyh]

Shouldn't the title be 4 reasons why Samsung *is* in trouble ?

[@StreetFig]

I just want a phone with a screen and backing that doesn't chip and crack so damn easy

[@jonplaud]

Why Samsung ARE in Trouble? I don't know,this is bothering me.

[@TomJ211]

the editor cooked 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@arcane_spark]

watching this on a Samsung monitor

[@pradeepmagan6951]

Can you do one on Tesla as looks another Enron

[@verttikoo2052]

You mean new Elon mega scam?

[@hhjikakou2500]

This guy says “actually” in every sentence. When you notice it you can’t stop hearing it.

[@frka6342]

your intro sound like a police radio and an ambulance siren kad a child with autism that they never loved. (nice vid)

[@DaneReidVoiceOver]

4 Reasons Samsung Is In Trouble

[@TLRPictures]

great video and information well presented

[@waegit1697]

I feel like we've been here before with the fold up phone (admittedly it would be nice to be able to keep it upright hands free). What's next? A spring loaded banana phone like in the Matrix but inspired by Transformers?

[@stuggaroy]

That beep song at the beginning was awful. Please do not play loud noises like that again. It was awful.

[@minukarodrigo]

I'm happy it wasn't a Nokia video and the annoying buzzer version playing as an intro lol

[@robierahg17]

Did bro just use the total revenue of Samsung to compare it to Nvidia? That’s Apples to Oranges. By this token, Walmart is the biggest company in each sector they do business, because they have the most revenue. Should have limited to Semiconductor revenue

[@abdullah4290]

3:15 who says Vivo like that 😭

[@Cryptid71]

I think the actual issue here is Samsung trying to compete with Apple. If you go back through Samsung's financials they had their most successful years when their devices were more affordable yet still close to that flagship quality. Now I feel like they are trying to be the apple of the Android world and charging way higher prices than what most cell phone should cost. Look at what OnePlus does they are selling phones that one could argue are actually better than Samsung Ultra phones yet they are $300 cheaper. So I think Samsung needs to go back to their roots which is offering affordable high quality cell phones

[@getnohappy]

I can see why folding screens would be useful, but folding phones feel like a gimmick akin to 3D TV

[@katerina13aar]

I suspect the market might turn in Samsung's favour if the US Government wins its case against Apple for unfair competition. (I can't remember what it is called specifically, sorry.)

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

On the face of it. Samsung do make some very very very nice devices and their software support as far as android OS and security updates are second to none. But the problem is they are being seriously undercut to the point where their devices look terribly overpriced compared to the competition. I bought a Motorola for £200 about a year ago. For a similar specd Samsung id be paying close to £300 if not over for it. Obviously there are some caveats where Samsung is straight out better. Longer support, better camera tech and really refined build quality. But the amount of people with huge amounts of disposable income to splash on flashy and expensive mobile phones these days have taken a jump off a steep cliff. Xiaomi have taken over such a huge part of the market as well and Samsung cant compete unless they lower their prices

[@lil----lil]

You couldn't pay me enough money to use any phone from Winnie Xitler's companies. I mean..you have to be CRAZY. Apple/Google/Sammy ONLY!!