The Indian smartphone market has reached 34 million shipping units watching 86% year-on-year (yoy), according to a report by IDC.
The report explained that the initial months of the quarter were on a low note but quickly recovered last month due to the impact on poor manufacture and logistics and locking was also not appropriate for the previous year.
Here are the three main trends of the Indian smartphone market in this quarter: Shopping mode that is in accordance with the report, the growth of online shopping is accelerated during this quarter.
The online channel produces a 51% record share of 113% yoy.
Offline channels are very affected due to weekend hours in many fields and some open markets.
The battle of the Chipsetsin quarter, the Qualcomm-powered smartphone dominated the room in the $ 200-500 segment (around Rs 15,000-Hospital 38,000) with a share of 71%, while in the sub-200 segment, it was a mediatek chipset that continued to lead with section 64%.
Rises on average selling Pricethe ASP grew by 15% YoY reaching $ 184 (around Rs 13,600).
Hiking prices and 5G sustainable shifts are associated with an average selling price increase.
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The IDC report shows that Xiaomi led the Indian smart phone market provided 84% YoY growth and captured the market share of 29.2%.
“Xiaomi ordered 40% online market share with almost 70% of the delivery on the online channel.
Also, Xiaomi surpassed Samsung for the third slot on the offline channel with a market share of 18%,” added the report.
Samsung registered the lowest yoy growth between the top 10 vendors at 15% in 2Q21 because of facing a lack of supply.
The next three positions are guaranteed by BBK-owned brands – Vivo, RealMe and Oppo – with 14.8%, 14.5 %% and market share of 11.6%.