独家
印度有70 - 80 mln 5 g手机年底:市场追踪器
IDC预测,一个在两个设备运往印度今年将支持5克,对比研究所说的只有不到40%的总体出货量。在3月底,5 g智能手机总智能手机出货量的29%,根据对位。印度将5 g频谱拍卖从7月下旬开始,与服务将从今年年底开始推出。
而国际数据公司(IDC)预计,在今年将支持两个设备运往印度5克,对比研究所说的只有不到40%的总体出货量。在3月底,5 g智能手机总智能手机出货量的29%,根据对位。印度将5 g频谱拍卖从7月下旬开始,与服务将从今年年底开始推出。
而目前的平均售价(ASP)的5 g手机是32000卢比,品牌正努力推动更多的设备在Rs 10000 - 15000范围内由今年年底迎合更大的消费者,推动智能手机采用的质量,分析师表示。虽然今年的价格预计将下降,分析师表示,5 g芯片组的高成本和其他组件意味着消费者需要较小的特点。
智能手机支持5 g定价在Rs 15000份额的6%,直到2022年4月,根据对比数据。大多数5 g手机正在出售在Rs 20000 Rs 20000 - 30000范围之外获取41%。Rs 15000 - 20000带了5 g智能手机市场26%的份额。
一个OMDIA报告称5 g将占超过20%的手机用户在三年内在中国。
斜向5 g的支持也是一个芯片组制造商分配更多的结果能力5 g芯片组,4 g芯片是供不应求。只有两个新的4 g芯片组高通和联发科,这两个主要玩家在Android智能手机芯片业务,与芯片设计者关注的溢价和中间层段5 g的支持。
“5 g芯片,成本大约是4 g芯片的三倍。高通和联发科已经将重点转移到5克,提供更高的利润,”说Sravan Kundojjala,导演,Strategy Analytics。“需求仍然是非常高的5 g高端芯片,”他补充道。
爱立信2027年预计5亿年在印度5 g订阅
4 g,这是居多的驱动连接在印度会看到自己的贡献在2027年降至55%,从目前的68%。4 g订阅预计将每年下降2027年估计有7亿订阅用户迁移到5克,按照报告。
ASP的Rs 32000 5 g手机,几乎整个智能手机市场的两倍ASP,根据对比数据,指出这一事实5 g支持尚未实现民主化。分析人士说,这是因为实施这项技术还相当昂贵。
“5 g不仅仅是基带。供应商需要投资于射频前端,这在某些情况下,成本高达基带本身。所以,这是一个供应商的巨大投资,”Kundojjala说。
“通过限制乐队支持和提供均衡的规范在其他领域如显示器和相机,oem可以开车5 g手机价格下降低于Rs 15000年,”他补充道。
到目前为止,四种模式在2022年发起了Rs 15000 5 g的支持下,不过也有明显的妥协的特性。例如,一个品牌推出了5 g模型下15000卢比,但它有一个液晶显示器,两个后置摄像头和一个混合的SIM卡插槽。然而,同一品牌的4 g模型特性的AMOLED显示屏,三个后置摄像头和一个专用的内存扩展槽。
![\"India](\"https:\/\/st.etb2bimg.com\/Themes\/Release\/images\/responsive\/ettelecom-default.jpg\")
<\/figure>New Delhi: India will have 70-80 million 5G smartphones<\/a> by the end of 2022 as brands double down on the next gen technology with spectrum auctions around the corner, market trackers said.While IDC<\/a> predicts that one in two devices shipped in India this year will support 5G<\/a>, Counterpoint Research<\/a> puts it at just less than 40% of the overall shipments. At the end of March, 5G smartphones were 29% of total smartphone shipments, according to Counterpoint. India is set to auction 5G spectrum starting late July, with services expected to start rolling out by end of the year.
While the present average selling price (ASP) of 5G phones is Rs 32,000, brands are striving to push more devices in the Rs 10,000-15,000 range by the end of the year to cater to a larger mass of consumers and push smartphone adoption, analysts said. While the price is expected to come down this year, analysts say the high cost of 5G chipsets and other components mean that consumers would need to settle for lesser features.
<\/div><\/div>\"Above Rs 15,000, 4G doesn't fly now as the market has moved to 5G. Below Rs 10,000, I don't think 5G would be possible. So, the Rs 10,000-15,000 segment is the only place where you will see that the brands might be able to bring new 5G devices because there is enough capacity,\" said Navkendar Singh, research director at IDC India.
Smartphones supporting 5G priced under Rs 15,000 had a share of 6% till April 2022, according to Counterpoint data. Most 5G phones are being sold at beyond Rs 20,000 with the Rs 20,000-30,000 range capturing 41%. The Rs 15,000-20,000 band had a 26% share of the 5G smartphone market.
An OMDIA<\/a> report said 5G will account for more than 20% of mobile subscriptions in the country within three years.
The skew towards 5G support is also a result of chipset manufacturers allocating more capacity to 5G chipsets, with 4G chips being in short supply. There have only been two new 4G chipsets from Qualcomm<\/a> and MediaTek<\/a>, the two major players in Android smartphone chipset business, with both chip designers focusing on the premium and mid-tier segment with 5G support.
\"5G chips in general, cost approximately three times more than 4G chips. Both Qualcomm and MediaTek have now shifted focus to 5G that offers higher margins,\" said Sravan Kundojjala, director, Strategy Analytics<\/a>. \"Demand continues to be very high for high-end 5G chips,\" he added.
Smartphones supporting 5G priced under Rs 15,000 had a share of 6% till April 2022, according to Counterpoint data. Most 5G phones are being sold at beyond Rs 20,000 with the Rs 20,000-30,000 range capturing 41%. The Rs 15,000-20,000 band had a 26% share of the 5G smartphone market.
An OMDIA<\/a> report said 5G will account for more than 20% of mobile subscriptions in the country within three years.
The skew towards 5G support is also a result of chipset manufacturers allocating more capacity to 5G chipsets, with 4G chips being in short supply. There have only been two new 4G chipsets from Qualcomm<\/a> and MediaTek<\/a>, the two major players in Android smartphone chipset business, with both chip designers focusing on the premium and mid-tier segment with 5G support.
\"5G chips in general, cost approximately three times more than 4G chips. Both Qualcomm and MediaTek have now shifted focus to 5G that offers higher margins,\" said Sravan Kundojjala, director, Strategy Analytics<\/a>. \"Demand continues to be very high for high-end 5G chips,\" he added.
<\/div><\/div>