The year 2016 is ending and with it are a large number of smartphones that have been launched in recent months and that will continue to be available on the market. They will have to compete with the fact that they were released a year earlier. And it is that the great mobiles of next year are going to begin to arrive. It seems that the launch of the first flagship will be the LG G6, which would arrive at the beginning of 2017.
LG G6 launch
El LG G6 will be the flagship that the South Korean company will launch to compete with other mobiles such as the Samsung Galaxy S8, the HTC 11, the iPhone 7s when it launches and all the other great smartphones that will be arriving next year. However, you will stand out from the rest for something, for being the first to reach the market. In reality, this would be the company's strategy to compete in an increasingly complex market, in which the big mobiles of Samsung and Apple dominate, Huawei's flagship is the great contender, and Chinese high-end mobiles are the best option for those looking for a cheap smartphone. Basically, LG would like its smartphone to be first in order to have a certain advantage over the others.
Competing in technical characteristics is impossible, because almost all mobiles will be at the level. Competing on a marketing level with Samsung will be another impossible mission. And there will be no way to compete in price with the mobiles that will arrive from China. That is why the only option for the LG G6 is to be the first high-end mobile to arrive, and thus achieve the sales of all those users who have waited to buy a new mobile in 2017 and to whom the LG G6 may attract their attention.
Before the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Xiaomi Mi 6
In addition, a launch of the LG G6 very soon it would coincide with a possible delay in the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Xiaomi Mi 6 as has been rumored lately. A delay in these smartphones would lead to a launch in the month of March or April and a market arrival a little later. Probably the Xiaomi Mi 6 would be launched later than the Samsung Galaxy S8. It is believed that the launch of the LG G6 would occur in February, and that at the latest it would hit the market at the end of February or the beginning of March, so it would have at least a one-month advantage over rivals that before would arrive. Enough to be successful in the market?