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This updated guide examines Samsung: This Is the Total Cost of Creating a Galaxy S20 Ultra and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
After analyzing all the components used inside the Galaxy S20 Ultra (the version running the Snapdragon 865 chip), experts estimate that the production cost of this smartphone falls to about $ 528.50 (approximately 12.2 million), significantly higher than the 490.5 USD (about 11.3 million) of iPhone 11 Pro Max. Galaxy S20 Ultra is currently retailing at $ 1,399 in the United States and 27,990,000 VND in Vietnam market.
Among the components fitted inside the Galaxy S20 Ultra, the most expensive camera component is priced at $ 107.50, including the 108 MP main camera, 40 MP selfie camera, ToF camera, etc. In addition, Samsung also equipped with a 48MP optical zoom camera system on the Galaxy S20 Ultra, which adds to the cost as well as the complexity in completing the product. In second place is the Snapdragon 865 chip, which costs Samsung $ 81. The world's' most beautiful '6.9-inch QHD + 120Hz OLED touch screen' ranks third with an estimated value of approximately $ 67. The following list covers estimated costs of all components of a Galaxy S20 Ultra:

Please note that $ 528.50 is just the cost of producing a single Galaxy S20 Ultra. In addition, not to mention the billions of dollars that Samsung has spent on R&D in the past few years, as well as money spent on marketing / advertising, machinery, packaging, warehousing, labor, etc. These are all important aspects that companies must take into account when deciding on the final retail price of the device.
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