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NEW DELHI: The India smartphone market<\/a> declined by 3% year-on-year in Q1 2022, as per Strategy Analytics. The research firm said it expects a challenging full year ahead for the smartphone vendors in the country, considering that they will struggle with inflationary pressures, supply chain issues, and intermittent Covid-related disruptions.

“It is the third consecutive quarter of annual decline for the world’s second-largest market. Continuous declines have hardly been associated with the India market which have posted double-digit growth on a regular basis prior to the Covid pandemic,” the research firm said in a media release.

Some other challenges, as per Strategy Analytics, include a hike in device prices in the upcoming quarters as a consequence of growing inflation. “Oil supplies and pricing stand disrupted with the war in Europe in progress. This, in turn, is having a cascading effect on pricing of other items including mobile phones,” it said adding that vendors will have to manage retail price hikes amidst these challenging conditions.

It suggested that vendors will also need to plan in such a way that they are able to avoid disruptions from the new Covid wave in China.

With the Indian government gearing up for 5G spectrum auction in 2022, vendors will also need to decide what price tiers will they cater to with their 5G smartphone portfolio, it said.

Xiaomi<\/a> continued to lead the smartphone market<\/a>, followed by Samsung<\/a> and Realme<\/a>, Strategy Analytics said.

Samsung has been closing the volume gap with Xiaomi while
Vivo<\/a> was right on the heels of Realme for a position in the top three. The top five vendors together accounted for over 8 in 10 devices<\/a> shipped during the quarter.


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印度手机市场下滑3% 1的时候;具有挑战性的全年:战略分析

“这是连续第三个季度年度下降的世界第二大市场。连续下跌几乎一直与实现两位数增长的印度市场定期Covid流行前,“研究公司在一个媒体发布会上说。

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新德里:印度智能手机市场2022年一季度同比下降了3%,根据战略分析。研究公司表示,预计未来将面对一个挑战全年智能手机供应商,考虑到他们将斗争与通胀压力,供应链问题,断断续续Covid-related中断。

“这是连续第三个季度年度下降的世界第二大市场。连续下跌几乎一直与实现两位数增长的印度市场定期Covid流行前,“研究公司在一个媒体发布会上说。

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其他一些挑战,根据Strategy Analytics的数据,包括设备价格的上涨在即将到来的季度增长通货膨胀的结果。“石油供应和价格站与欧洲战争进展中断。反过来,这是有一个级联影响定价的其他物品,包括手机,”它说,供应商将不得不管理零售价格上涨在这些困难的条件下。

建议供应商还需要计划以这样一种方式,他们能够避免中断在中国从新Covid波。

与印度政府准备5 g频谱拍卖2022年,供应商还需要决定什么价格层将他们迎合5 g智能手机组合,它说。

小米继续带领智能手机市场,紧随其后的是三星RealmeStrategy Analytics说。

三星已经与小米而关闭音量差距体内是正确的Realme前三名的位置。前五名供应商一起占了超过8 10设备在这个季度运来。


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NEW DELHI: The India smartphone market<\/a> declined by 3% year-on-year in Q1 2022, as per Strategy Analytics. The research firm said it expects a challenging full year ahead for the smartphone vendors in the country, considering that they will struggle with inflationary pressures, supply chain issues, and intermittent Covid-related disruptions.

“It is the third consecutive quarter of annual decline for the world’s second-largest market. Continuous declines have hardly been associated with the India market which have posted double-digit growth on a regular basis prior to the Covid pandemic,” the research firm said in a media release.

Some other challenges, as per Strategy Analytics, include a hike in device prices in the upcoming quarters as a consequence of growing inflation. “Oil supplies and pricing stand disrupted with the war in Europe in progress. This, in turn, is having a cascading effect on pricing of other items including mobile phones,” it said adding that vendors will have to manage retail price hikes amidst these challenging conditions.

It suggested that vendors will also need to plan in such a way that they are able to avoid disruptions from the new Covid wave in China.

With the Indian government gearing up for 5G spectrum auction in 2022, vendors will also need to decide what price tiers will they cater to with their 5G smartphone portfolio, it said.

Xiaomi<\/a> continued to lead the smartphone market<\/a>, followed by Samsung<\/a> and Realme<\/a>, Strategy Analytics said.

Samsung has been closing the volume gap with Xiaomi while
Vivo<\/a> was right on the heels of Realme for a position in the top three. The top five vendors together accounted for over 8 in 10 devices<\/a> shipped during the quarter.


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