NEW DELHI: The India wearable market comprising earwear, wrist bands, and smartwatches<\/a> posted a three-digit on-year growth rate of 144.3% in 2020, exiting the year with 36.4 million shipments, according to data from International Data Corporation’s (IDC<\/a>) Worldwide Quarterly Wearable Device Tracker. Category-wise, earwear类别占总出货量在2020年与3040万年出货量的83.6%。这部分是由船在第一个位置之后,三星(包括JBL电子),Harman Kardon,分别和无穷。 新德里:印度可穿戴市场包括earwear,手腕带,smartwatches发布了一个3位数2020年同比增长率为144.3%,与3640万年退出发货,根据国际数据公司的数据(国际数据公司(IDC))全球季度可穿戴设备跟踪。 NEW DELHI: The India wearable market comprising earwear, wrist bands, and smartwatches<\/a> posted a three-digit on-year growth rate of 144.3% in 2020, exiting the year with 36.4 million shipments, according to data from International Data Corporation’s (IDC<\/a>) Worldwide Quarterly Wearable Device Tracker.
This growth was driven by factors such as increased demand for earwear devices<\/a> and upgrades to watches from wrist bands, with both categories recording their highest annual shipments in 2020.
Category-wise, the earwear category accounted for 83.6% of total shipments in 2020 with 30.4 million shipments. This segment was led by boAt at the first position followed by Samsung<\/a> (including JBL<\/a>), Harman Kardon, and Infinity, respectively.
Earwear device shipments grew more than threefold in 2020 compared to the previous year, mainly driven by the affordable launches, and expanding use cases.
Truly Wireless Stereo (TWS) devices were the top gainer seeing a tenfold increase with shipments totaling 11.3 million units in 2020. boAt led the TWS segment with a 24.6% share, followed by Realme with a 13.5% share in 2020.
On the other hand, the watches category benefited from the declining demand for wristbands<\/a>. Watches grew by 139.3% on-year with 2.6 million shipments in 2020 led by Noise with a share of 24.5%, followed by Realme (15.7%) while Apple continued to dominate the smartwatch category with a 51% share in 2020.
Wristbands declined by 34.3% on-year in 2020 since peaking in 2019 as the year ended with 3.3 million unit shipments. China’s Xiaomi<\/a> led the wristbands category with a 46.7% share, followed by Realme (12.3%).
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4Q20 (Oct-Dec 2020) recorded the biggest quarter for wearables in India with triple-digit growth. Overall, vendors shipped 15.2 million units in 4Q20, growing 198.2% on-year.
This was also the first quarter when shipments of watches crossed the one million mark as vendors shipped 1.3 million units during the quarter.
Interestingly, India was the only country in the top 20 to see triple-digit growth in wearables in 2020 and continues to be the third-largest wearables market globally.
“TWS category saw the much-needed price corrections with several vendors launching devices at more affordable price points leading to the drop in the average selling price of TWS to $45 in 2020 from $110 in 2019,” said Anisha Dumbre, Market Analyst, IDC India.
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印度中听的市场职位与3640万年出货量同比增长144.3%:IDC
这种增长是由earwear需求增加等因素驱动的设备从手腕乐队和升级手表,两个类别记录的最高年产量在2020年。
Category-wise, earwear类别占总出货量在2020年与3040万年出货量的83.6%。这部分是由后跟船在第一个位置三星(包括JBL电子分别),Harman Kardon和无穷。
真正的无线立体声(TWS)设备前获得者看到增加了十倍2020年出货量达1130万台。船领TWS段以24.6%的份额,其次是Realme在2020年以13.5%的份额。
另一方面,手表类别受益于需求下降腕带。手表在2020年与260万年出货量同比增长139.3%由噪声占24.5%,其次是Realme(15.7%),苹果继续主导smartwatch类别在2020年以51%的份额。
腕带在2020年同比下降了34.3%自2019年见顶以来截至330万年出货量。中国的小米领导腕带类别以46.7%的份额,其次是Realme (12.3%)。
4 q20 (Oct-Dec 2020)记录的最大季度衣物在印度与三位数的增长。总的来说,供应商在4 q20出货1520万台,同比增长198.2%。
这也是第一季度出货量手表跨过一百万大关时供应商在这个季度的出货量达到了130万台。
有趣的是,印度是唯一在前20位的国家看到这套三位数的增长,2020年依然是全球第三大衣物收藏市场。
“TWS类别看到了急需的价格修正与几个供应商启动设备更便宜价格下降导致TWS 45美元的平均售价在2020年从110年的2019美元,“说Anisha Dumbre,市场分析师,IDC印度。
This growth was driven by factors such as increased demand for earwear devices<\/a> and upgrades to watches from wrist bands, with both categories recording their highest annual shipments in 2020.
Category-wise, the earwear category accounted for 83.6% of total shipments in 2020 with 30.4 million shipments. This segment was led by boAt at the first position followed by Samsung<\/a> (including JBL<\/a>), Harman Kardon, and Infinity, respectively.
Earwear device shipments grew more than threefold in 2020 compared to the previous year, mainly driven by the affordable launches, and expanding use cases.
Truly Wireless Stereo (TWS) devices were the top gainer seeing a tenfold increase with shipments totaling 11.3 million units in 2020. boAt led the TWS segment with a 24.6% share, followed by Realme with a 13.5% share in 2020.
On the other hand, the watches category benefited from the declining demand for wristbands<\/a>. Watches grew by 139.3% on-year with 2.6 million shipments in 2020 led by Noise with a share of 24.5%, followed by Realme (15.7%) while Apple continued to dominate the smartwatch category with a 51% share in 2020.
Wristbands declined by 34.3% on-year in 2020 since peaking in 2019 as the year ended with 3.3 million unit shipments. China’s Xiaomi<\/a> led the wristbands category with a 46.7% share, followed by Realme (12.3%).
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4Q20 (Oct-Dec 2020) recorded the biggest quarter for wearables in India with triple-digit growth. Overall, vendors shipped 15.2 million units in 4Q20, growing 198.2% on-year.
This was also the first quarter when shipments of watches crossed the one million mark as vendors shipped 1.3 million units during the quarter.
Interestingly, India was the only country in the top 20 to see triple-digit growth in wearables in 2020 and continues to be the third-largest wearables market globally.
“TWS category saw the much-needed price corrections with several vendors launching devices at more affordable price points leading to the drop in the average selling price of TWS to $45 in 2020 from $110 in 2019,” said Anisha Dumbre, Market Analyst, IDC India.
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