According to reports, Samsung Electronics has tentatively set a target shipment volume of 100 million units for mid-range Galaxy A series phones with organic light-emitting diode screens next year, a decrease of 20 million units compared to the 120 million OLED Galaxy A series sales target announced by Samsung Electronics to partners at the end of September. According to reports, the main reason for Samsung Electronics' reduction in shipment volume is the increase in storage prices. This also increases the possibility that its overall smartphone shipment target for next year will be lowered. Samsung Electronics initially planned to ship more than 250 million smartphones next year, but the company is reportedly revising this plan. It is widely believed that the final shipment volume will be reduced by more than 20 million units compared to the original plan.

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