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Redmi, Realme, Samsung are left behind, Vivo has shown power in the 5G smartphone market

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Redmi, Realme, Samsung are left behind, Vivo has shown power in the 5G smartphone market
Redmi, Realme, Samsung are left behind, Vivo has shown power in the 5G smartphone market

Vivo smartphones have registered a victory in 5G smartphone shipments in India in the third quarter. 

Vivo led the 5G smartphone segment with 18 percent market share, followed by Samsung with 16 percent. According to a Counterpoint Research report, smartphone shipments in India fell 2 percent year-on-year (YoY) to over 52 million units in the September quarter (Q3) 2021. According to the report,

this jump has been registered after the corona epidemic. Also, up to 55 percent of the shipment has been done online.

New Delhi. Vivo smartphones have registered a victory in 5G smartphone shipments in India in the third quarter. Vivo led the 5G smartphone segment with 18 percent market share, followed by Samsung with 16 percent. These figures have come to light in a new report on Monday.

According to a Counterpoint Research report, smartphone shipments in India fell 2 percent year-on-year (YoY) to over 52 million units in the September quarter (Q3) 2021. According to the report, this jump has been registered after the corona epidemic. Also, up to 55 percent of the shipment has been done online.

Vivo’s shipments Vivo is at number one with 18 percent market share, while Samsung has emerged as the second largest 5G brand in India with 18 percent.

Demand for 5G Smartphones

Shipra Singha, Analyst of Industry Intelligence Group CMR said that since the past months, consumers have been demanding future-proof 5G smartphones. Due to this, there has been a huge jump in the demand for 5G smartphones.

OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Samsung and Vivo brands together shipped 5G smartphones worth $3 billion in the third quarter of 2021. Which is more than last many years.

 

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