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LG手机退出:谁会从中获利?
“苹果倾向于迎合(美国)的高端市场;所以可能抓住LG的销售的一小部分,”Gartner分析师阮祥说。“这是更有可能的是,三星继承了很多,因为供应商在类似的市场竞争。”
LG电子的翼智能手机显示在商店在首尔,韩国,4月5日,2021年。路透/金弘机
LG电子的转移到退出亏损的手机业务预计将创造更多的机会三星比其他竞争对手在北美智能手机市场利润丰厚,分析师表示。
LG目前大约10%的美国市场份额,市场研究公司Gartner和对位法估计,它在市场的强大与电信公司包括其设备作为一个移动计划的一部分。
在全球范围内,LG在2020年的市场份额降至2%,大量从地位下降背后的全球第三大智能手机制造商三星电子和苹果(aapl . o:行情)在2013年的峰值。
该公司去年出货2300万手机,而三星的2.56亿年,根据对位。
对位分析师塔伦帕沙克说,LG在中间层主要竞争,作为它的旗舰手机收到了不温不火的市场反应。
“这将是中国和中间层通过LG出口品牌中受益。在美国等主要市场,三星、摩托罗拉、头盔显示器主要是(中兴通讯阿尔卡特在较小程度上)将受益小米在拉丁美洲,摩托罗拉将受益和三星在韩国,”帕沙克补充道。
技术爱好者在推特上感叹曾经无处不在的名字在智能手机的出口行业,与许多表扬LG开创性似曾相识的特性,比如超宽角相机和电容式触摸屏移动设备。
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LG Electronics' move to exit its loss-making mobile business is expected to create more opportunities for Samsung<\/a> than its other rivals in the lucrative North American smartphone market, analysts said.
LG's U.S. market share currently stands at about 10%, research firms Gartner and Counterpoint estimated, adding it was stronger in markets where it partnered with telecom companies<\/a> to include its devices<\/a> as part of a mobile plan.
<\/div><\/div>\"Apple<\/a> tends to cater to the higher end of the (U.S.) market; so it might grab a small portion of LG's sales,\" Gartner analyst Tuong Nguyen said. \"It's more likely that Samsung inherits a lot of it because both vendors compete across similar markets.\"
Globally, LG's market share shrank to 2% in 2020, a massive drop from its status as the world's third-largest smartphone maker behind Samsung Electronics<\/a> and Apple Inc during its peak in 2013.
The company shipped 23 million phones last year, compared with Samsung's 256 million, according to Counterpoint.
Counterpoint analyst Tarun Pathak said LG was mostly competing in the mid-tier, as its flagship phones<\/a> received tepid market response.
\"So it will be mostly the Chinese and mid-tier brands benefiting through the LG exit. In its key market like USA - Samsung, Motorola, HMD mostly (ZTE<\/a>, Alcatel to a lesser extent) will benefit, while Xiaomi<\/a>, Motorola will benefit in LATAM and Samsung in Korea,\" Pathak added.
Tech enthusiasts on Twitter lamented the exit of the once ubiquitous name in the smartphone industry, with many crediting LG for pioneering the now-familiar features such as ultra-wide angle camera and capacitive touchscreen in mobile devices.
Globally, LG's market share shrank to 2% in 2020, a massive drop from its status as the world's third-largest smartphone maker behind Samsung Electronics<\/a> and Apple Inc during its peak in 2013.
The company shipped 23 million phones last year, compared with Samsung's 256 million, according to Counterpoint.
Counterpoint analyst Tarun Pathak said LG was mostly competing in the mid-tier, as its flagship phones<\/a> received tepid market response.
\"So it will be mostly the Chinese and mid-tier brands benefiting through the LG exit. In its key market like USA - Samsung, Motorola, HMD mostly (ZTE<\/a>, Alcatel to a lesser extent) will benefit, while Xiaomi<\/a>, Motorola will benefit in LATAM and Samsung in Korea,\" Pathak added.
Tech enthusiasts on Twitter lamented the exit of the once ubiquitous name in the smartphone industry, with many crediting LG for pioneering the now-familiar features such as ultra-wide angle camera and capacitive touchscreen in mobile devices.
<\/div><\/div>\"They didn't always ace every phone, but losing them means losing a competitor that was willing to try new things, even when they didn't work,\" popular YouTuber Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) said in a tweet.
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