According to @PANewsCN, Solana Mobile ended all technical support for the Solana Saga in October, only two years after launch, leaving about 20,000 devices unable to receive updates versus a 5–7 year support norm at mainstream OEMs, source: @PANewsCN. Saga’s total sales were roughly 20,000 units, far below the estimated 50,000 break-even point, and maintenance became untenable after hardware partner OSOM shut down last year, source: @PANewsCN. The device’s demand briefly surged when each unit included a 30 million BONK airdrop, with the airdrop’s value at one point exceeding the handset price, driving a 48-hour sellout and secondary market prices up to 5,000 USD, source: @PANewsCN. PANews characterizes this airdrop-led sales model as unsustainable, and Solana Mobile has pivoted fully to the second-generation Seeker, priced around 450–500 USD and integrating a native token $SKR, user incentives, a dApp store, and a wallet ecosystem, source: @PANewsCN. Seeker has reportedly secured 60,000 orders within three weeks and reached over 150,000 preorders, significantly surpassing Saga’s scale, source: @PANewsCN.