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全球TWS中听的市场的焦点逐渐转移到100美元+价格段:对位
苹果占据了100美元+段以57%的份额,三星以17%紧随其后。
“现在公司准备消费需求的变化趋势作为疫苗有望在下半年进一步帮助消费者信心改善,”Liz高级分析师Lee说。
苹果占据了100美元+段以57%的份额紧随其后三星在17%。
“在高度竞争的市场像亚洲和欧洲,三星取得了两位数的共享具有良好性能的模型。三星成功的引入了星系味蕾职业,联系的时间星系S211月。该公司还把之前的销售模式像银河系味蕾生活和加通过激进的营销促销活动,”李评论三星作为韩国公司扩大份额的表现上季度和缩小与第二名的差距。
三星pip值小米抓住2日在全球衣物收藏市场
三星电子在中国品牌小米成为世界第二大供应商的可穿戴设备今年第一季度,一份报告显示,在其无线耳机销售。
中国显示增长同比最高而北美继续占据最大的份额。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The focus of the global True Wireless Stereo (TWS) market is gradually shifting to the mid-to high-price segment considering the market share of the $100+ reached 46% in Q1 2021, after slightly recovering in Q4 2021 as more consumers decided to go with the mid-range and budget TWS amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as per Counterpoint Research<\/a>\u2019s latest Global Hearables (TWS) Market Report. \u201cNow is the time for companies to prepare for the change in consumer demand trends as vaccinations are expected to help consumer sentiment improve further in the second half of the year,\u201d said Senior Analyst Liz Lee.
Apple<\/a> dominated the $100+ segment with a 57% share, followed by Samsung<\/a> at 17%.
<\/div><\/div>However, in the sub-$100 segment, the total share of the top 10 brands including Xiaomi<\/a>, fell due to the diversification in the industry and intensifying competition.
\u201cIn highly competitive markets like Asia and Europe, Samsung achieved a double-digit share with good performance of all the models. Samsung successfully introduced the Galaxy Buds Pro<\/a>, timed to connect with the launch of the Galaxy S21<\/a> in January. The company also pushed the sales of earlier models like the Galaxy Buds Live and Plus through aggressive marketing promotions,\u201d Lee commented on Samsung\u2019s performance as the Korean company expanded its share on-quarter and narrowed the gap with second place.
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<\/a><\/figure>Samsung pips Xiaomi to grab 2nd spot in global wearables market<\/a><\/h2>
\u201cIn highly competitive markets like Asia and Europe, Samsung achieved a double-digit share with good performance of all the models. Samsung successfully introduced the Galaxy Buds Pro<\/a>, timed to connect with the launch of the Galaxy S21<\/a> in January. The company also pushed the sales of earlier models like the Galaxy Buds Live and Plus through aggressive marketing promotions,\u201d Lee commented on Samsung\u2019s performance as the Korean company expanded its share on-quarter and narrowed the gap with second place.
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