Korean panel, a Chinese maker... expect 23 foldables in 2023.
While personally envisioning a drop in foldable phones production in 2023, display analystwarns that this is only in comparison with his research firm DSCC's previous production estimates, whereas in comparison to 2022 we will be witnessing a 34% increase in foldable phone shipments.
Ross Young's research shop expects 22.7 million foldables to make their ways to retail shops and warehouses in 2023, as Samsung, Google, Motorola and other assorted Chinese brands will be releasing no less than 23 new foldable phone models next year. In fact, the big bump in foldable phone shipments next year seems to be riding on the wings of Chinese brands like Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo, or Huawei, all of which have foldables in the pipeline, and what of those makers will be releasing no less than four of those next year.
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