Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – A total of 68.8 million smartphone units were sold in China in the third quarter (Q3) 2024. According to the IDC report, China’s cellphone market recorded growth of 3.2% year-on-year (yoy).
Vivo still consistently occupies first position as the king of Chinese cellphones with sales growth of 21.5% compared to the same period last year.
Apple, which was previously out of the ranks of the ‘Top 5’ Chinese cellphones, has now suddenly risen and taken 2nd place.
Simultaneously, Oppo actually dropped out of the list. In fact, in the IDC report in Q2 2024, Oppo was in 3rd position, even though it experienced a decline of 2.7% compared to Q2 2023.
Meanwhile, Huawei, which occupied 2nd position in Q2, has now been overtaken by Apple and must be willing to be in 3rd position.
Nevertheless, Huawei recorded the largest growth yoy at 42%, quoted from the official IDC website, Tuesday (29/10/2024).
Xiaomi and Honor are in 4th and 5th position respectively. Xiaomi recorded growth of 12.8% yoy, while Honor experienced a decline of 22.5% yoy.
Overall, China’s HP market growth of 3.2% indicates a positive trend for four consecutive quarters.
“Despite economic challenges, consumers are motivated to buy new smartphones after three years of decline,” said senior researcher at IDC China, Arthur Guo.
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The Smartphone Royal Rumble in China!
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Hold onto your hats, folks! In the latest episode of “As the Smartphone Turns,” China sold an impressive 68.8 million smartphones in the third quarter of 2024. That’s a growth spurt of 3.2% year-on-year—who knew smartphones were growing faster than my waistline during the holidays!
Vivo: The King of the Hill
In the grand battleground of Chinese cellphones, it appears that Vivo is still sitting pretty on the throne, boasting a remarkable sales growth of 21.5% compared to last year. They’ve built quite the kingdom—unlike my attempts at building IKEA furniture, which often end with chaos and a few mysterious screws left over.
Apple: The Phoenix Rises
And what’s this? Apple has made a dramatic comeback! After having a seat in the corner, they’ve dusted themselves off and now proudly hold the 2nd place in the Chinese market. Just goes to show, if you keep your mind sharp, you can always rise from the ashes—much like my love life… and I’m not talking about the coming of a new year!
Oppo: From Hero to Zero
Meanwhile, Oppo has dropped out of the rankings faster than a lead balloon! Last quarter, they were sitting comfortably at 3rd, but now? Pfft! History! And speaking of history, Huawei has also seen better days—suffering a demotion to 3rd place as Apple has overtaken them. Who knew the smartphone game was like an episode of ‘Survivor’?
Huawei: Defying the Odds
But hold the phone—Huawei recorded the largest year-on-year growth at a staggering 42%. Now that’s the type of comeback story that Hollywood loves! They’ve gone from being the underdog to the heavyweight contender in just one quarter—take notes, folks; there’s a motivational speech in there somewhere!
Xiaomi and Honor: The Supporting Cast
And we can’t forget the others: Xiaomi has managed to cling onto 4th position with a respectable growth of 12.8%, while Honor, bless its heart, has taken a nosedive with a decline of 22.5%. Ouch! Reminds me of my last attempt at a high jump—there was definitely some fall involved!
A Positive Trend, Really?
Overall, the growth of 3.2% in China’s smartphone market proves there’s life left in this tech revolution—despite economic hurdles. As Arthur Guo from IDC China says, “Consumers are eager to upgrade after three long years of smartphone malaise.” It seems like they just can’t resist the siren call of the latest gadget, much like my addiction to overpriced coffee!
The Final Roundup
In conclusion, while some smartphones are getting cozy in the top spots, the game is anything but static. Who will rise? Who will fall? Stay tuned, because in the world of smartphones, just like in life, it’s anyone’s game—everyone’s just one upgrade away from glory or despair!
So, that’s it for today’s thrilling installment of Smartphone Wars. Grab your popcorn and keep your eyes peeled; the next showdown could be just around the corner!
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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – In a robust demonstration of market resilience, a staggering 68.8 million smartphone units were sold in China during the third quarter (Q3) of 2024. This data comes from the latest report by IDC, which highlights a promising growth rate of 3.2% year-on-year (yoy) within the competitive landscape of China’s cellphone market.
Vivo continues its reign as the leading smartphone brand in China, showcasing impressive sales growth of 21.5% compared to the same period last year, solidifying its position as the market leader in a dynamic industry.
In a surprising turn of events, Apple has surged back into prominence, reclaiming the 2nd place position among China’s top cellphone brands after having previously slipped out of the ‘Top 5’ rankings. This remarkable comeback underscores the brand’s enduring appeal and strategic maneuvers in the market.
On the other hand, Oppo has faced a significant setback, dropping out of the list of top-selling brands. Just last quarter (Q2 2024), Oppo held the 3rd position, even amid a slight decline of 2.7% compared to Q2 2023, but the current shift highlights the rapid changes in consumer preferences.
Meanwhile, Huawei has also experienced a shift in its standings, now occupying the 3rd position after being overtaken by Apple, which reflects the intense competition in the market. Nonetheless, Huawei recorded an impressive year-on-year growth of 42%, according to the IDC report published on Tuesday (29/10/2024), showcasing its ability to thrive amidst challenges.
Xiaomi and Honor continue to hold their positions in the rankings, with Xiaomi standing strong at 4th place after recording growth of 12.8% yoy. However, Honor’s market performance has declined significantly, showing a drop of 22.5% yoy, illustrating the challenges faced by certain brands in the evolving market.
Overall, the growth rate of 3.2% in China’s smartphone market reflects a positive trend, marking four consecutive quarters of upward movement in a sector that had seen prior declines.
“Despite economic challenges, consumers are motivated to buy new smartphones after three years of decline,” said senior researcher at IDC China, Arthur Guo, offering insight into the shifting consumer mindset and the revitalization of the market.
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