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Chinese handset maker Xiaomi grabbed the top position, growing 9 per cent to ship 13.1 million units, followed by Samsung which snatched the second spot from Vivo with 10.2 million units, up 7 per cent in the third quarter (Q3) of 2020 as Indias smartphone market rebounds to reach a record high of 50 million units, a new report by Calanys has said. Vivo grabbed the third spot, growing 19 per cent to ship 8.8 million smartphones while Realme breathed down its neck with 8.7 million units shipped and Oppo completed the top five, shipping 6.1 million units in the third quarter.
Smartphone vendors are definitely bullish. The government, slowly but surely reducing restrictions on movement after a three-month lockdown, has created the perfect atmosphere for sustained growth. While almost all vendors have shown positive shipment growth, the true winners are the online channels, who have been buoyed with a huge influx of devices ahead of the festive season. Ongoing sales at Amazon and Flipkart are a clear indication that despite the economic downturn, Indias penchant for a good smartphone, and a good bargain, remains intact," Adwait Mardikar, Analyst at Canalys, said in a statement.
Notably, Apple regained momentum in India in Q3, with double-digit growth to nearly 800 thousand unit shipments. Apple is finally paying attention to India, said Rushabh Doshi, Research Director, Canalys. It has opened a direct online store, giving it several new angles in its go-to-market strategy, such as utilizing device trade-ins to provide purchase incentives, or bundling AirPods with iPhones to make them more appealing. However, its new iPhone 12 family will be a tough sell in India this year, as network operators do not yet have the infrastructure for mass-market 5G deployment, erasing a key feature of the devices. Not to forget, Apples pricing strategy for its new iPhones in India needs serious consideration.
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Register Online for Graduates MLC. Here is the link: https://ceotserms1.telangana.gov.in/MLC/form18.aspx Chinese handset maker Xiaomi grabbed the top position, growing 9 per cent to ship 13.1 million units, followed by Samsung which snatched the second spot from Vivo with 10.2 million units, up 7 per cent in the third quarter (Q3) of 2020 as Indias smartphone market rebounds to reach a record high of 50 million units, a new report by Calanys has said. Vivo grabbed the third spot, growing 19 per cent to ship 8.8 million smartphones while Realme breathed down its neck with 8.7 million units shipped and Oppo completed the top five, shipping 6.1 million units in the third quarter. Smartphone vendors are definitely bullish. The government, slowly but surely reducing restrictions on movement after a three-month lockdown, has created the perfect atmosphere for sustained growth. While almost all vendors have shown positive shipment growth, the true winners are the online channels, who have been buoyed with a huge influx of devices ahead of the festive season. Ongoing sales at Amazon and Flipkart are a clear indication that despite the economic downturn, Indias penchant for a good smartphone, and a good bargain, remains intact," Adwait Mardikar, Analyst at Canalys, said in a statement. Notably, Apple regained momentum in India in Q3, with double-digit growth to nearly 800 thousand unit shipments. Apple is finally paying attention to India, said Rushabh Doshi, Research Director, Canalys. It has opened a direct online store, giving it several new angles in its go-to-market strategy, such as utilizing device trade-ins to provide purchase incentives, or bundling AirPods with iPhones to make them more appealing. However, its new iPhone 12 family will be a tough sell in India this year, as network operators do not yet have the infrastructure for mass-market 5G deployment, erasing a key feature of the devices. Not to forget, Apples pricing strategy for its new iPhones in India needs serious consideration. https://www.timesnownews.com/technology-science/article/xiaomi-samsung-vivo-top-3-brands-in-q3-as-india-smartphone-market-hits-record-high-of-50-million-shipments-canalys/671742