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Samsung Galaxy S III becomes T-Mobile’s best-selling device

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  • By Eric Abent
  • on 8 Oct, 2012

Samsung Galaxy S III becomes T-Mobile’s best-selling device

Here’s a bit of news that will surprise absolutely no one: T-Mobile has announced that the incredibly popular Samsung Galaxy S III has become its best-selling device of all time. Considering the massive marketing campaign Samsung launched for the device, along with the excellent reviews the S III was met with, we’re not all that shocked to hear that the flagship has been selling like hotcakes at T-Mobile.


Of course, the Galaxy S III has only be available for a few months now, so Samsung and T-Mobile still deserve a pat on the back. After all, it isn’t easy to top some of T-Mobile’s other offerings, such as the myTouch line. The Galaxy S III did it, though, and managed the achievement in a relatively short period of time, all things considered.

You can bet Samsung is feeling pretty good about this, as the announcement comes just a few weeks after we learned that the Galaxy S III sold 20 million units in just 100 days. Make no mistake, the Galaxy S III is one of the most popular phones in the world, so don’t be surprised to hear your local T-Mobile representatives pushing this phone a little more than they used to. Just the same, don’t expect Samsung to lay off the Galaxy S III ads any time soon either – there are still plenty more people to convert to the S III.

The Galaxy S III will likely be riding high for a while yet, at least until Samsung reveals the Galaxy S IV. Even then, the Galaxy S III will still probably be selling like mad well into the S IV’s life cycle. Did you secure your Galaxy S III through T-Mobile, or did you go to a different carrier to nab Samsung’s flagship device?

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  • iamcris

    Bought my SIII at a T-Mobile store and it’s the best decision I’ve made when it comes to carrier and phone. It’s so nice not to have to worry about data consumption with truly unlimited data. Great phone, great carrier.

  • iamcris

    Bought my SIII at a T-Mobile store and it’s the best decision I’ve made when it comes to carrier and phone. It’s so nice not to have to worry about data consumption with truly unlimited data. Great phone, great carrier.

  • iamcris

    Bought my SIII at a T-Mobile store and it’s the best decision I’ve made when it comes to carrier and phone. It’s so nice not to have to worry about data consumption with truly unlimited data. Great phone, great carrier.

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