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Samsung will reportedly make an extra one million Galaxy Z Fold 8 units

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is an absolute smash hit, it seems, as Samsung will reportedly make an extra one million units of the wide foldable amid higher-than-expected demand.

Samsung will reportedly make an extra one million Galaxy Z Fold 8 units

Samsung is reportedly preparing to manufacture an additional million units of the Galaxy Z Fold 8, following higher-than-expected demand for the wide foldable device. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 has been a significant success, with Samsung confirming much higher pre-order figures and some variants going out of stock or experiencing delays.

As a result of this demand, which exceeded Samsung's expectations, the company has ordered an extra one million units of the device. This move comes on top of production numbers that have already surpassed those of previous generations. Samsung's decision to boost production indicates that the wider form factor is likely to see further adoption not only by Samsung but also by the rest of the Android market.

With the upcoming release of Apple's first foldable iPhone with a similar design, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 may gain even more traction in the coming months.

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