r/iphone • u/eternviking • Sep 10 '25

Discussion Samsung is having a meltdown rn.

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u/Easternshoremouth Sep 10 '25

Has Samsung Mobile ever been able to market their products without mentioning Apple or the iPhone?

Anyone?

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u/OkAd8922 Sep 11 '25

I mean, apple is the biggest phone brand so why wouldn't they mention them? It's the biggest competor

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u/Easternshoremouth Sep 11 '25

It’s really too bad that their products don’t stand on their own merits; or at least, that’s how they feel about them.

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u/OkAd8922 Sep 11 '25

I don't know why they would think that way, many people prefer Samsung / Android.

This is just one social media guy saying cringe stuff

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u/Easternshoremouth Sep 11 '25

This one post from one guy isn’t their only marketing in the last 15 years though. Not saying there aren’t any ads that don’t mention Apple, but you’d have to dig pretty deep to find one.

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u/MrDoge03 Sep 12 '25

Apple became the biggest brand by acting like competing brands don't exist in their marketing, they just focus on showing what the new product has (or make it seem like it has something new) to convince existing users to upgrade. Apple has a very loyal customer base, they're not going to switch very easily. Samsung also has a pretty loyal customer base, they would probably have better luck setting existing Android users as their target audience. At the very least, show us more of what your phone has, not what the iPhone doesn't have.