NEW DELHI: India's smartphone shipments (sales) declined 10% year-on-year in the June quarter, the sharpest quarterly decline in three years since the January-March period of 2023. The impact was most severe in the mass-market segment, where sales of smartphones priced below Rs 15,000 plunged 45% from a year earlier.

Higher smartphone prices, weakening consumer demand and soaring memory costs push India’s smartphone shipments to the steepest June quarter decline in six years. | Business News

India’s mass-market mobile segment (sub-15k) has been hit the hardest, with its shipments declining 45% year-over-year (YoY), noted Counterpoint Research due to rising memory…

India's smartphone shipments saw a significant ten percent decline year-on-year. Rising memory prices forced brands to increase handset prices, impacting demand. The budget…

Chinese smartphone makers saw their lowest market share since 2020 in India's June quarter, as rising prices impacted budget segment demand amid a 10% drop in overall shipments.

NEW DELHI: India's smartphone shipments (sales) declined 10% year-on-year in the June quarter, the sharpest quarterly decline in three years since the January-March period of…