The Samsung Galaxy J series will be replaced by "several" new lineups

Last month, a new report revealed that Samsung actually had plans to scrap its entry-level Galaxy J series entirely. Allegedly, the company would then replace it with a new set of Galaxy M-branded smartphones. But if the latest information is anything to go by, this series may not be alone. In fact, Samsung is said to have plans for “several” new smartphone lines, all of which will play a major role in Samsung's strategy in the smartphone market moving forward.

Reportedly, the Samsung Galaxy A series will continue to focus on providing a quality experience across different price points for a wide number of people. However, this will then be combined with the new lineups that are expected to cater towards more specific groups of consumers and markets. Also, as has been the case for a number of years now, these will then join the usual Galaxy S and Galaxy Note flagships, in addition to the foldable Galaxy F once it launches in early 2019.

Presently, Samsung’s new devices are expected to begin popping up towards the very end of 2018 or the beginning of 2019. In the meantime, if recent information is accurate, it’s worth noting that Samsung’s Galaxy J series is actually ending with the company’s most recent releases, the Galaxy J4+ and J6+.

source: Ice Universe