Samsung used to be a very aggressive advertising especially against Apple. We have seen this in countless examples in recent years, even a few weeks ago, we saw criticism of the iPhone 14 before it was even introduced, and another criticism from Apple users themselves. Well, Samsung went back to its old days with two ads criticizing Apple, the iPhone and the users of the apple company.

The first ad was posted on the company’s social networks and is back again. insists it’s not a “foldable iPhone”, this World Cup-themed ad tries to make Apple look bad. The other ad appears to be a continuation of the ad from a few weeks ago. A user trying to get out of “Apple’s walls”.

Samsung releases two more ads criticizing the iPhone

Samsung seems obsessed with Apple and iPhone

Samsung’s obsession with Apple caused it to create two ads against the company and the iPhone in just a few days. And worst of all, they keep going. Focusing on foldable smartphones, something that apparently doesn’t matter to consumers. A type of device that never ceases to be successful, Apple sells more iPhones in a month than all folding smartphones sold.

This first announcement is focused on the friendship of the world, and it must be admitted that there is a blessing in it. It was shared on Samsung’s social networks, on Weibo, China’s main social network. We can watch a football game where smartphones make waves, but iPhone cannot fold and join.

second ad Insists once again on “the walls Apple has built for its users”. The same hero of the announcement a few days ago was once again uploaded to the wall and made ready to go “by Apple” “by Samsung”. The man complains about what kind of Samsung device he wants to switch to, but worries about what his iPhone friends will think.

In this case, he speaks to users on the “Samsung side”, who convinced him to take a step and once again switch to a foldable smartphone: Galaxy Z Flip 4.

of course Samsung’s ad shows the Korean company’s Apple obsession. In just 3 months, we’ve seen more than 5 ads targeting Apple company and iPhone directly. Also, they all focus on folding smartphones, which most users certainly don’t buy and Apple has decided to ignore for now.