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Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by manopaka(m): 11:01am On Nov 28, 2019
nobilie:
If 300 million units of Samsung phones are important into Nigeria, what stops Samsung from setting up a plant in Nigeria for Nigeria and Africa? You see that its either our govt does not have records or does nothing with the record.
Because cost of production in Nigeria is high, Economic climate bad, No power...
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by paradigmshift(m): 11:12am On Nov 28, 2019
gloriaunobi:

#135,000...


nice specs n d fone cheap..
i use d mi 9t xiaomi
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Nackzy: 12:18pm On Nov 28, 2019
eyamensah:
Where are Samsung phones made? It’s not where you think

Samsung is the biggest smartphone vendor on the planet. Data from multiple industry trackers showed that the company shipped nearly 300 million unitsjust last year. As you can probably imagine, a vast manufacturing network is required to pump out over a quarter of a billion devices every year.

The company has factories in several countries across the globe. However, it doesn’t really make a difference what country Samsung phones are made in. Samsung maintains a single quality standard across all of its factories.

Where are Samsung Galaxy phones made

China

You’d think China would be where most Samsung Galaxy phones are made. China is the global manufacturing hub after all. It’s also where Apple gets the bulk of its iPhones manufactured. Not to mention the fact that Chinese OEMs have come to dominate the smartphone market.

Samsung actually shut down its last remaining smartphone factory in China this year. As of 2019, the company is not making any phones in the People’s Republic. It previously had two factories in China but as Samsung’s market share fell below 1% in the country, it had to scale back production. It no longer makes financial sense for Samsung to manufacture phones in China. Which is why it has now stopped doing that.

Vietnam

Vietnam is actually where Samsung phones are made, most of them anyway. Samsung’s manufacturing facility is located in Vietnam’s Thai Nguyen province where two factories are churning out smartphones, tablets and wearable devices. The company is in the process of adding another factory to the facility to further increase its production in the country. The existing factories produce 120 million units per year. Most of Samsung’s global supply, including for markets like North America and Europe, comes from Vietnam.

India

India not only has Samsung’s biggest mobile factory, but it’s also the largest mobile phone manufacturing unit in the world based on production capacity. Samsung had announced in 2017 that it would invest $620 million to double smartphone production in India. It inaugurated the factory in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India in 2018. The production capacity of this factory is now at 120 million units per year.

Much of the supply is meant for the Indian market. It is one of the most lucrative smartphone markets for Samsung. Given the import taxes in the country, Samsung needs local production in order to effectively compete against its rivals on price. The company has been manufacturing its Galaxy M and Galaxy A series handsets here as well. However, Samsung may also export Indian-manufactured smartphones to markets in Europe, Africa and West Asia.

South Korea

Samsung does operate manufacturing facilities in its home country of South Korea. That’s also where most of the components that it sources from its sister companies are made. However, its smartphone production factory in South Korea accounts for less than 10 percent of global shipments. The units manufactured here are primarily meant for the company’s local market.

Brazil

Samsung operates a manufacturing facility in Brazilas well. It was set up back in 1999. More than 6,000 workers are employed at the factory from where Samsung supplies its smartphones to all of Latin America. With Brazil having high import taxes as well, local production also allows Samsung to offer its products in the country at a competitive price.

Indonesia

Indonesia is also a country where Samsung phones are made. It was a fairly recent decision by the company to start making phones in this country. The factory was opened in 2015 and has a production capacity of around 800,000 units per year. That’s sufficient enough for Samsung to cater to local demand.

How Samsung’s manufacturing priorities are changing

The smartphone market has significantly changed over the past decade. Chinese smartphone manufacturers have become highly competitive in all segments of the market. Samsung has had to adapt as it comes under increasing pressure.

This has led to a shift in the company’s manufacturing priorities. Samsung released its first ODM smartphone, the Galaxy A6s, in 2019. That device was manufactured by a third-party for the Chinese market. The ODM solution allows Samsung to improve its margins on affordable devices. It’s now expected to ship 60 million ODM smartphones in the near futureto markets across the globe.

A larger shift to the ODM model would mean that Samsung won’t be utilizing all of the available production capacity that it has at its own factories. That’s unless shipments increase for the smartphone market overall and it’s able to increase its market share.

Where are original Samsung phones made?

There are some misconceptions about “original” Samsung phones based on the country of production. The abundance of misinformation online doesn’t help. To put it simply, all Samsung phones made at the company’s own factories or its ODM partners are “original.” It doesn’t matter if the factory is in South Korea or Brazil. A smartphone made at the factory in Vietnam isn’t inherently better than the one made in Indonesia.

That’s because these factories are only really assembling the devices. They all get the same components and follow the same manufacturing and quality processes. You don’t have to worry whether your Samsung phone is original or not based on where it was made. Unless it’s an obvious fake that says “Samsang” or something at the back. That’s another problem altogether.



https://www.sammobile.com/where-are-samsung-phones-made

Op i got a Samsung Galaxy A10s yesterday from their office and it's written made in CHINA as oppose to your comment that they don't produce in China any longer, what can you say about that

Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by koreanlord: 12:45pm On Nov 28, 2019
WildChild00:
Samsung as a company is own by the South Koreas, but have branches in almost all part of the world.
You sabi jare...

The Op tried sha....

Fellow Nigerians, one thing is for sure..

Any product that originates from the korean soil are perfect fit for everlasting use...

My customers in Naija can testify
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by WildChild00(m): 12:57pm On Nov 28, 2019
koreanlord:
You sabi jare...

The Op tried sha....

Fellow Nigerians, one thing is for sure..

Any product that originates from the korean soil are perfect fit for everlasting use...

My customers in Naija can testify

Thanks
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Ajiowe: 1:05pm On Nov 28, 2019
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS AWESOME INFORMATION ABOUT SAMSUNG PHONE. NOW I KNOW MUCH BETTER ABOUT SAMSUNG PHONES ALL OVER THE WORLD. KEEP IT UP SIR.
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Banter1(m): 2:10pm On Nov 28, 2019
gloriaunobi:
O lord, you know I need Samsung A90, I have been saving since 3 months ago for the device cry cry
Na A70 I dey eye sef I get A700 but screen don break
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by gloriaunobi(f): 2:46pm On Nov 28, 2019
jclassiq:


Why is it very special?
The spec fall into my budget
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Bugatti3(m): 4:17pm On Nov 28, 2019
gloriaunobi:
O lord, you know I need Samsung A90, I have been saving since 3 months ago for the device cry cry

My brother be saving another one for your screen as well in case of emergency.
The price no be here oh.
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by steryj(m): 4:47pm On Nov 28, 2019
Most of the tech are sold to South Korea from Japan. About 3 months ago Japan decided not to sell their tech, now forcing South Korea to source for theirs locally.

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Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by gloriaunobi(f): 4:48pm On Nov 28, 2019
Bugatti3:

My brother.
?
So I look like Bobrisky to you?
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by mgbadadike: 5:06pm On Nov 28, 2019
ednut1:
cost of production, export and clearing no go allow

That's why I mentioned our leaders. Our political leaders won't provide enabling environment for them. That's just the problem.
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by mgbadadike: 5:08pm On Nov 28, 2019
Isinweke:


nobilie


Nigeria is not good for this kind of business, Nigeria oppress her local business and you expect the foreign to enter?
These big manufactures are not stupid to know where is good or bad for their business, they know it and won't risk their business with a fragile country and people with low IQ even though they have big market in their continent.

The owner of Samsung have said it before that ''Manufacturing a mobile phone requires 400 components, none is available in Nigeria'' – Samsung

If Nigerian politicians make the country good for business, then their local business will grow bigger and beyond, the people you call business people in Nigeria are fraudsters, that can't survive without corruption and evil connection with the politicians.

https://punchng.com/manufacturing-a-mobile-phone-requires-400-components-none-is-available-in-nigeria-samsung/

https://www.pulse.ng/news/samsung-ceo-explains-company-will-not-manufacture-smartphone-in-nigeria-anytime-soon/f9fm4px

We're saying same thing.

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Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by bizzibodi(m): 6:04pm On Nov 28, 2019
No single phone factory found in nigeria
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Nobody: 6:50pm On Nov 28, 2019
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by charlsecy(m): 9:17pm On Nov 28, 2019
nobilie:
If 300 million units of Samsung phones are important into Nigeria, what stops Samsung from setting up a plant in Nigeria for Nigeria and Africa?
Where did you read that 300 million units were imported into Nigeria?
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Dshocker(m): 8:01am On Nov 29, 2019
gloriaunobi:
O lord, you know I need Samsung A90, I have been saving since 3 months ago for the device cry cry

Ask your father to get you one
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Dshocker(m): 8:02am On Nov 29, 2019
gloriaunobi:

#135,000...

Please where can i get it for 135?.... because i know that phone in Nigeria is about 218k
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by eyamensah(m): 8:59am On Nov 29, 2019
Nackzy:

Op i got a Samsung Galaxy A10s yesterday from their office and it's written made in CHINA as oppose to your comment that they don't produce in China any longer, what can you say about that

The Samsung Galaxy A10s is actually made it China but not in a samsung factory. The A10s is an ODM(Original Device Manufacturer) phone made by a Chinese company called Jiaxing Yongrui Electron Technology for Samsung to just brand with their logo and sell. That process is also called "white labelling" so if you see any recently released Samsung phone with the inscription "made in China" just know that such a device was not produced in a Samsung factory.

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Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by NotFarFrom: 10:38am On Nov 29, 2019
They're made at the Samsung factories. QED
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Nackzy: 12:48pm On Nov 29, 2019
eyamensah:


The Samsung Galaxy A10s is actually made it China but not in a samsung factory. The A10s is an ODM(Original Device Manufacturer) phone made by a Chinese company called Jiaxing Yongrui Electron Technology for Samsung to just brand with their logo and sell. That process is also called "white labelling" so if you see any recently released Samsung phone with the inscription "made in China" just know that such a device was not produced in a Samsung factory.
So does it Mean the Phone isn't good since its another company entirely

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Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by eyamensah(m): 12:57pm On Nov 29, 2019
Nackzy:

So does it Mean the Phone isn't good since its another company entirely


There is nothing wrong with the phone because they still manufacture it based on standards provided to them by Samsung.

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Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Nackzy: 1:07pm On Nov 29, 2019
eyamensah:



There is nothing wrong with the phone because they still manufacture it based on standards provided to them by Samsung.
Okay thanks so much for the info, cos i almost returned the phone
Is people like you we want on Nairaland not those igbboo Smokers
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by Jobors: 1:33pm On Nov 29, 2019
use http://www.firmwarefilesearch.com for latest samsung firmware flash files
Re: Where Are Samsung Phones Made? by eyamensah(m): 5:07pm On Dec 02, 2019
Nackzy:

Okay thanks so much for the info, cos i almost returned the phone
Is people like you we want on Nairaland not those igbboo Smokers


You are most welcome

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