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在印度5 g智能手机出货量同比增长30%,但总体mkt第三季度下降:CMR
三星和OnePlus领导5 g段以23%和15%的市场份额,分别在截至9月份的季度。
三星和OnePlus领导了5克段以23%和15%的市场份额,分别在截至9月份的季度。
在连续的基础上,5 g智能手机出货量在第三季度增长了21%而整体出货量增长了16%,根据CMR。季度期间,33款5 g智能手机被引入市场,它补充说。
而小米举行了领先地位在整个市场22%的份额,其出货量同比下降了17%。三星在第二位(20%)至少下降3%的货物比其他品牌。Realme(14%),在第三的位置,下降了17%。Vivo(12%)下降最大,而相对应的人(10%)获得了第五个位置在第三季度的市场,CMR数据显示。
苹果占领4%的市场份额,其出货量同比增长8%。iPhone, iPhone 13和iPhone 14系列导致多数在季度出货量。76%的iPhone出口在超高价格(Rs 50000 - Rs 00000)智能手机市场。
segment-wise价格,在价格实惠的智能手机领域较上年同期下滑57% (sub-Rs 7000),而消费需求强劲认钱不认人的智能手机(Rs 7000 - Rs 25000),有79%的智能手机装在这个价格在第三段。高端智能手机市场(Rs 25000 - Rs 50000)和顶级智能手机环节(Rs 50000 - Rs 00000)看到发货量较上年同期增长了9%和39%,分别研究公司说。
印度手机市场2022年第三季度房价同比下降了11%:对位
苹果达到有史以来最高的5%的市场份额在季度iphone引领高端市场40%的份额,由一个强大的渠道推进的节日期间。iPhone 13成为最畅销的智能手机型号,在第三季度,加州库比蒂诺的第一个公司。
另一方面,整体功能手机市场继续下滑由于主流的宏观经济环境和消费者信心疲弱,因为2 g和4 g功能手机段9月季度较上年同期下降21%和58%,分别。
研究公司预计的强劲出口第四季度初由于节日期间的势头,警告说,宏观经济环境将持续下去。
全年,CMR估计智能手机出货量,徘徊在160 - 165马克。
“展望未来,我们预计进一步推动5 g智能手机出货量受强劲的消费需求。高端智能手机市场将继续反潮流,将见证发货。消费者将会寻求转换和升级到更新的电话,“添加重探Sinha分析师——行业情报组织(IIG),当地网络(CMR)。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: 5G smartphone shipments<\/a> in India grew 30% year-over-year compared to the overall market that declined 12% year-over-year in the Q3 of 2022, according to data released by CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR<\/a>) on Wednesday. Samsung<\/a> and OnePlus<\/a> led the 5G<\/a> segment with a 23% and 15% market share, respectively, in the quarter ended September.
On a sequential basis, 5G smartphone shipments increased 21% in Q3 whereas overall shipments increased 16%, as per CMR. During the quarter, 33 5G-capable smartphones were introduced in the market, it added.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cOn the back of the recent 5G auctions, shipments of 5G smartphones<\/a> continued to gain momentum during the quarter. Driven by the festive season sales, consumer appetite for 5G, value for money and premium smartphones saw strong growth,\u201d said Menka Kumari, Analyst- Industry Intelligence Group, CyberMedia Research (CMR), adding that the \u201cuber-premium\u201d 5G smartphone (>Rs 1,00,000) segment grew 170% year-over-year.
While Xiaomi held the lead position in the overall market with a 22% share, its shipments declined 17% year-over-year. Samsung (20%) in the second position had the least decline of 3% in its shipments compared to other brands. Realme (14%), in the third position, saw a 17% fall. Vivo (12%) declined the sharpest while Oppo (10%) secured the fifth position in the market in Q3, the CMR data showed.
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Apple<\/a> captured a 4% market share with an 8% year-over-year increase in its shipments. The iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 series contributed to a majority of the shipments during the quarter. 76% of iPhone shipments were in the super-premium (Rs 50,000-Rs 1,00,000) smartphone segment.
Price segment-wise, there was a 57% year-over-year decline in the affordable smartphone segment (sub-Rs 7000) while consumer demand was strong in the value-for-money smartphone segment (Rs 7000-Rs 25,000), with 79% of smartphones shipped in this price segment in Q3. The premium smartphone segment (Rs 25,000-Rs 50,000) and the superpremium smartphone segment (Rs 50,000-Rs 1,00,000) saw shipments increasing by 9% and 39% year-over-year, respectively, the research firm said.
While Xiaomi held the lead position in the overall market with a 22% share, its shipments declined 17% year-over-year. Samsung (20%) in the second position had the least decline of 3% in its shipments compared to other brands. Realme (14%), in the third position, saw a 17% fall. Vivo (12%) declined the sharpest while Oppo (10%) secured the fifth position in the market in Q3, the CMR data showed.
<\/figure>Apple<\/a> captured a 4% market share with an 8% year-over-year increase in its shipments. The iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 series contributed to a majority of the shipments during the quarter. 76% of iPhone shipments were in the super-premium (Rs 50,000-Rs 1,00,000) smartphone segment.
Price segment-wise, there was a 57% year-over-year decline in the affordable smartphone segment (sub-Rs 7000) while consumer demand was strong in the value-for-money smartphone segment (Rs 7000-Rs 25,000), with 79% of smartphones shipped in this price segment in Q3. The premium smartphone segment (Rs 25,000-Rs 50,000) and the superpremium smartphone segment (Rs 50,000-Rs 1,00,000) saw shipments increasing by 9% and 39% year-over-year, respectively, the research firm said.
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