The Indian smartphone market clocked 27 million units, rising by 4.7% sequentially and 14% year-on-year, as the market recovered from the effects of demonetization in the quarter ended March 2017.
According to IDC India, China-based vendors captured 51.4% of the smartphone shipments while share of Indian vendors dropped from 40.5% to 13.5% in the same quarter year-on-year.
Despite the sluggish sequential pace, the market saw an increase in average sale price to $155 in the March quarter 2017, from $131 year-on-year.
According to IDC India, China-based vendors captured 51.4% of the smartphone shipments while share of Indian vendors dropped from 40.5% to 13.5% in the same quarter year-on-year.
Despite the sluggish sequential pace, the market saw an increase in average sale price to $155 in the March quarter 2017, from $131 year-on-year.
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