Sorry, but even though I don't like Samsung phones, I really despise this kind of comment. Imagine if someone said "we don't need more smart phones, iPhones ready beautifully fill the smartphone market". How shirt sighted do you have to be to turn your nose up at the very idea of competition in a market? Even if you stick with the original product in a particular market, competition almost always makes the original product better by keeping the creator on its toes.

I'm not a huge fan of this new Samsung release. But it's not because there's already phones in the market. Adding another phone to a particular market is a positive, not a negative.

Build quality wise, iPhone is on top and samsung is the closest.

What I mean is the form factor (thickness and bezels) and the material feel. These points really matter when using a phone. Phones are pretty much there performance wise, now what matters is 'the experience'. That is screen quality, and handling.

Pixel doesn't fill the market with anything. It's just a mediocre phone priced exorbitantly. If pixel were the only option in the high end android market, there wouldn't be a market for high end android phones anymore.

The pixel isn't even sold in my country, France.