Chinese companies dominate 62 percent of the Southeast Asian smartphone market in the second quarter of this year

Chinese companies dominated the smartphone market in Southeast Asia in the second quarter of this year, after being responsible for shipping 19.0 million units out of 30.7 million, at least according to the latest report from the market research firm Canalys.

Samsung retained its leading position after successfully charging 7.7 million units, followed by Oppo (7.3 million), Vivo (4.1 million) and Xiaomi (3.7 million). For fifth place, it was Realme, which successfully delivered 1.6 million units.

Smartphones and smartphones account for the majority of smartphone shipments in Southeast Asia. About 75% of all shipments are smartphones whose prices are below $ 200, which puts companies like Apple out of the picture. Fidelity to a specific brand too. Although Samsung still dominates the market in general, it ranks second in Indonesia and the Philippines.

The new Galaxy A Series and Galaxy M Series smartphone series have enabled Samsung to increase its shipments by 5%. The South Korean company has chosen Thailand to host the global launch of the Galaxy A series, underscoring the importance of the market for the company in Southeast Asia.