$\"\"$ KOLKATA: Around 40% people want to change their mobile phones within a year of purchase and almost that many Indian consumers are open to buying refurbished smartphones<\/a>, especially the millennial consumer, as per a latest study by online site Quikr<\/a> Bazaar.
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The study also highlighted that close to 50% people are aware that buying refurbished phones<\/a> helps save the environment. While brands like Apple and Samsung<\/a> continue to be the most desirable brands in the Indian refurbished mobile phone<\/a> market, brands like Oppo, Vivo and Lava have less inventory available in the refurbished market.
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\nThe Quikr Bazaar study also notes that around 75% people are willing to spend more than Rs 10,000 on mobile phone. Only 3% people preferred purchasing anything below Rs 5,000, which reflects that buyers of refurbished phones also prefer high-specification and latest models which are costlier.
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\nThe study highlighted that 55% consumers think the key driver to upgrade is to stay updated with latest technology and specifications followed by their mobile phones getting outdated. Only a mere 9% respondents changed their phones because they were either broken or stolen.
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\nAs per a latest study by Hong Kong-based market tracker Counterpoint Research, the global market for refurbished smartphones grew 13% year-on-year in 2017 reaching close to 140 million units. This was in contrast with the global new smartphone market that grew at 3% last year. While the US and Europe are the largest global markets for refurbished smartphones, the fastest growing markets include Africa, South-East Asia and India.
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约40%的印度人想要改变手机在一年之内:研究

大约40%的人想要改变手机的购买和几乎在一年内许多印度消费者愿意购买翻新的智能手机,根据一项研究。

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更新2018年3月10日08:53点坚持

加尔各答:约40%的人想要改变手机的购买和几乎在一年内很多印度消费者愿意购买翻新智能手机,特别是千禧年的消费者,根据网站的最新研究Quikr集市。

这项研究还强调,接近50%的人意识到购买翻新手机帮助拯救环境。而品牌像苹果和三星继续成为最令人向往的品牌在印度翻新移动电话市场、品牌和同僚一样,体内和熔岩中可用库存减少翻新市场。

Quikr集市研究还指出,大约75%的人愿意花超过10000卢比的手机。只有3%的人更喜欢购买任何低于5000卢比,这反映了买家的翻新手机也更喜欢更高端的成本较高和最新的模型。

研究强调,55%的消费者认为司机升级的关键是保持更新最新技术和规范之后,手机变得过时。只有9%的受访者改变了他们的手机,因为他们打破或被盗。

根据最新的一项研究香港市场追踪对比研究,全球智能手机翻新市场在2017年达到近1.4亿辆,同比增长13%。这是在与全球智能手机市场去年增长了3%。虽然美国和欧洲智能手机是翻新的全球最大市场,增长最快的市场包括非洲、东南亚和印度。

发布于2018年3月10日08:49点坚持

$\"\"$ KOLKATA: Around 40% people want to change their mobile phones within a year of purchase and almost that many Indian consumers are open to buying refurbished smartphones<\/a>, especially the millennial consumer, as per a latest study by online site Quikr<\/a> Bazaar.
\n
The study also highlighted that close to 50% people are aware that buying refurbished phones<\/a> helps save the environment. While brands like Apple and Samsung<\/a> continue to be the most desirable brands in the Indian refurbished mobile phone<\/a> market, brands like Oppo, Vivo and Lava have less inventory available in the refurbished market.
\n
\nThe Quikr Bazaar study also notes that around 75% people are willing to spend more than Rs 10,000 on mobile phone. Only 3% people preferred purchasing anything below Rs 5,000, which reflects that buyers of refurbished phones also prefer high-specification and latest models which are costlier.
\n
\nThe study highlighted that 55% consumers think the key driver to upgrade is to stay updated with latest technology and specifications followed by their mobile phones getting outdated. Only a mere 9% respondents changed their phones because they were either broken or stolen.
\n
\nAs per a latest study by Hong Kong-based market tracker Counterpoint Research, the global market for refurbished smartphones grew 13% year-on-year in 2017 reaching close to 140 million units. This was in contrast with the global new smartphone market that grew at 3% last year. While the US and Europe are the largest global markets for refurbished smartphones, the fastest growing markets include Africa, South-East Asia and India.
\n
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