Recently, market research firm Canalys released the second quarter shipment report of Chinese smartphones. Some of the data are quite interesting and worthy of attention.
On the whole, in the first quarter, the Chinese mobile phone market began to pick up in the second quarter. The shipments also rose from 91 million units in the first quarter to 100 million units, but fell compared with the second quarter of last year. 8%. China's top four mobile phone manufacturers, Huawei, OPPO, vivo and Xiaomi are still in the top four. Except for Xiaomi, the other three have all grown.
Among them, Huawei grew by 22% year-on-year, with a market share of 27%. OPPO and vivo also reached 20%, of which OPPO increased by 3%, market share was 21%, and vivo increased the most, reaching 30%, market share was 20%. It is only 1% worse than OPPO. It is worth mentioning that this is the first time in China's mobile phone market, the market share of three Chinese smartphone manufacturers has reached more than 20%.
Among the top four mobile phone manufacturers, Xiaomi grew to 0 in the second quarter, but shipments increased by 25% compared with the same period last year, and the ranking in India was also overtaken by Samsung. In the second quarter, Xiaomi’s market share in India was 28%. However, Samsung relies on the sales of low-end machines such as Galaxy J6, J2 (2018). Samsung's share in India in the second quarter reached 29%, surpassing Xiaomi by 1%. Currently, in the Indian market, Xiaomi and Samsung rank first. An echelon, market share far exceeds Huawei, OPPO, vivo and Apple.
From another perspective, with the concentration of the market, the market share and shipments of the top five head manufacturers have shown an increasing trend, occupying the share of second- and third-tier mobile phone manufacturers, so the opportunities left for these manufacturers are getting smaller and smaller; From a regional perspective, Chinese manufacturers are gaining more and more local advantages. Huawei, OPPO, vivo and Xiaomi occupy 82% of the market. In addition to Apple, it is increasingly difficult for other foreign manufacturers to share a piece of the Chinese market.
Recently, market research firm Canalys released the second quarter shipment report of China's smartphones. Some of the data are quite interesting and worthy of attention.
On the whole, in the first quarter, the Chinese mobile phone market began to pick up in the second quarter. The shipments also rose from 91 million units in the first quarter to 100 million units, but fell compared with the second quarter of last year. 8%. China's top four mobile phone manufacturers, Huawei, OPPO, vivo and Xiaomi are still in the top four. Except for Xiaomi, the other three have all grown.
Among them, Huawei grew by 22% year-on-year, with a market share of 27%. OPPO and vivo also reached 20%, of which OPPO increased by 3%, market share was 21%, and vivo increased the most, reaching 30%, market share was 20%. It is only 1% worse than OPPO. It is worth mentioning that this is the first time in China's mobile phone market, the market share of three Chinese smartphone manufacturers has reached more than 20%.
Among the top four mobile phone manufacturers, Xiaomi grew to 0 in the second quarter, but shipments increased by 25% compared with the same period last year, and the ranking in India was also overtaken by Samsung. In the second quarter, Xiaomi’s market share in India was 28%. However, Samsung relies on the sales of low-end machines such as Galaxy J6, J2 (2018). Samsung's share in India in the second quarter reached 29%, surpassing Xiaomi by 1%. Currently, in the Indian market, Xiaomi and Samsung rank first. An echelon, market share far exceeds Huawei, OPPO, vivo and Apple.
From another perspective, with the concentration of the market, the market share and shipments of the top five head manufacturers have shown an increasing trend, occupying the share of second- and third-tier mobile phone manufacturers, so the opportunities left for these manufacturers are getting smaller and smaller; From a regional perspective, Chinese manufacturers are gaining more and more local advantages. Huawei, OPPO, vivo and Xiaomi occupy 82% of the market. In addition to Apple, it is increasingly difficult for other foreign manufacturers to share a piece of the Chinese market.
