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印度的智能手机出货量下降5%在1的时候;H1保持低调:IDC
小米、三星和Realme领导市场出货量850万台,700万辆和600万辆,分别根据IDC的数据。
研究公司预计1的时候,由于之前h22仍将保持温和的通胀压力和延长智能手机刷新周期。
IDC称,今年开了温和的语调,与1温度系数相比,由于第三Covid波的影响,供应紧张尤其是低端价格段,通货膨胀导致最终消费价格增长。
可以肯定的是,战略分析和对比研究报道,印度的智能手机市场下降了3%和1%,分别在2022年第一季度。
小米,三星和Realme领导市场出货量850万台,700万台和600万台,分别根据IDC的数据。
同时小米继续领先,其出货量同比下降了18%在截至3月31日的一个季度,而三星恢复其市场第二位虽然注册同比下降5%,IDC数据显示。
尽管Realme站在第三点,它是唯一的品牌每年增长,出口与去年同期相比上涨了143%。
体内第四槽,一批较上年同期下降17%和同僚,在第五位置,下降了25%。
“5 g占发货量的31%的ASP(平均售价)375美元(在1 ~ 29000卢比)的时候。IDC估计,出货量超过300美元(23200年~ Rs)将完全5克到2022年底,“Upasana Joshi说,研究经理,客户端设备,IDC印度。
“2022年的前景从消费者需求的角度来看仍持谨慎态度。由于通货膨胀和智能手机刷新周期的延长,IDC预计2的时候也保持沉默,而智能手机供应逐渐恢复正常,导致较慢的1比7200万年h22发货量1 h21,“Navkendar辛格说,研究主管,客户端设备& ipd IDC印度。
印度消费品牌将上调价格5 - 7%在发货延迟
消费电子制造商周四说,由于原材料成本上涨和装运延误在锁定在中国,他们别无选择,只能增加消费品的价格每分5 - 7为印度消费者很快。
IDC的数据进一步表明,网络股票小幅下降49% 1的时候但是发货量同比增长7%。然而,线下渠道出口每年下降13%。
第四季度智能手机asp继续上涨,创下211美元的新高。MediaTek-based智能手机份额为51%在174美元的一个ASP高通恢复市场份额28%,244美元的一个ASP。
IDC,打破发货量价格段,说子——200段挣扎出货量下降了16%,但200 - 300美元的中档市场增长18%的份额。mid-premium段(300 - 500美元)注册一个高同比增长75%,和高端环节(500美元以上)占5%的份额,有60%的货物来源苹果。
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The research firm expects 1Q22 and 1H22 to remain muted owing to inflationary pressures and lengthening of the smartphone refresh cycle.
IDC said the year opened on a muted note as compared with 1Q21, due to the impact of the third Covid wave, tight supplies especially for the low-end price segments, and rising inflation leading to increasing end consumer prices.
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To be sure, Strategy Analytics and Counterpoint Research have reported that India\u2019s smartphone market declined 3% and 1%, respectively, in the first quarter of 2022.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Samsung<\/a> and Realme<\/a> led the market with shipments of 8.5 million units, 7 million units and 6 million units, respectively, according to the data by IDC.
While Xiaomi continued to lead, its shipments declined by 18% year-on-year in the quarter ended March 31, while Samsung regained its second spot in the market though registering a decline of 5% year-on-year, the IDC data showed.
Though Realme stood in the third spot, it was the only brand to grow annually, with shipments rising 143% as compared to the same quarter last year.
While Xiaomi continued to lead, its shipments declined by 18% year-on-year in the quarter ended March 31, while Samsung regained its second spot in the market though registering a decline of 5% year-on-year, the IDC data showed.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Vivo was in the fourth slot, with a shipment decline of 17% year-on-year and Oppo, in the fifth slot, fell 25%.
\"5G accounted for 31% of shipments with an ASP (average selling price) of US$375 (~Rs 29,000) in 1Q22. IDC estimates that shipments beyond US$300 (~Rs 23,200) will be fully 5G by the end of 2022,\u201d said Upasana Joshi, Research Manager, Client Devices, IDC India.
<\/figure>To be sure, Strategy Analytics and Counterpoint Research have reported that India\u2019s smartphone market declined 3% and 1%, respectively, in the first quarter of 2022.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Samsung<\/a> and Realme<\/a> led the market with shipments of 8.5 million units, 7 million units and 6 million units, respectively, according to the data by IDC.
While Xiaomi continued to lead, its shipments declined by 18% year-on-year in the quarter ended March 31, while Samsung regained its second spot in the market though registering a decline of 5% year-on-year, the IDC data showed.
Though Realme stood in the third spot, it was the only brand to grow annually, with shipments rising 143% as compared to the same quarter last year.
Vivo was in the fourth slot, with a shipment decline of 17% year-on-year and Oppo, in the fifth slot, fell 25%.
\"5G accounted for 31% of shipments with an ASP (average selling price) of US$375 (~Rs 29,000) in 1Q22. IDC estimates that shipments beyond US$300 (~Rs 23,200) will be fully 5G by the end of 2022,\u201d said Upasana Joshi, Research Manager, Client Devices, IDC India.
<\/div><\/div>According to the data, Samsung led the 5G segment with a 29% share, and the key models were the Galaxy M32 and Galaxy A22. Xiaomi jumped to the second spot, however, the ASP of its 5G phones at $268 was still double that of its 4G phones.
\"The outlook for 2022 remains cautious from the consumer demand standpoint. Due to rising inflation and lengthening of the smartphone refresh cycle, IDC expects 2Q22 also to remain muted, while smartphone supplies gradually return to normal, resulting in a slower 1H22 compared to 72 million shipments in 1H21,\" says Navkendar Singh, Research Director, Client Devices & IPDS, IDC India.
\"The outlook for 2022 remains cautious from the consumer demand standpoint. Due to rising inflation and lengthening of the smartphone refresh cycle, IDC expects 2Q22 also to remain muted, while smartphone supplies gradually return to normal, resulting in a slower 1H22 compared to 72 million shipments in 1H21,\" says Navkendar Singh, Research Director, Client Devices & IPDS, IDC India.