Samsung Galaxy Note 7 News: Latest Phablet Made Remarkable Slaes After It Debut; Will iPhone 7 Be Able to Catch Up?

Will iPhone eventually go down the drain? Samsung Galaxy Note 7 had remarkable sales turnout after its release.

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 managed to impress techies as it gathered a total of four and a half stars for its review. The Guardian managed to release an impressive review as Samsung Galaxy Note 7's waterproof feature managed to lure the market.

"The best phablet going is now waterproof, with a brilliant curved screen, better stylus and cracking cameras, wrapped in a narrow, premium body ," Samuel Gibbs from The Guardian wrote.

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was well accepted in the tech market and caused its sales to skyrocket within 24 hours after its debut. With Samsung Galaxy Note 7's high demand, Fortune noted that their release dates on other markets were adjusted, as some were moved to a later date.

"As pre-order results for the Galaxy Note 7 have far exceeded our estimates, its release date in some markets has been adjusted," Samsung rep told Reuters.

Samsung then mentioned that the tech giant company is doing its best to meet the consumers as soon as possible. Lee Jin-Woo, KTM Asset Management fund manager stated that the company's sales on Samsung Galaxy Note 7 would only be a bonus for the company.

The sales for Samsung Galaxy Note 7 continually increases as its features managed to capture the market. Its waterproof, curve design is not only sleek, but its functionality is superb as well.

With its progressive sales increase, Samsung set a bar for iPhone as apple is also set to release their latest smartphone, iPhone 7. Techno Buffalo noted that techies are not that thrilled compared to what they look forward to for Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

It was mentioned that iPhone 7 may have a hard time in catching up with Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The website then noted that Apple would have to step up its game upon the release of iPhone 7 for the smartphone to get back on track when it comes to consumer sales.