Canalys Smartphone market in Southeast Asia sees 12% growth in Q1 2024
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- IT%
- 24 May 2024
Anonymous, 24 May 2024Lol. Apple is desperate to convert iPhone 11/12 users to iP... moreApple customer base (iphone fans) were less techie.
They buy product based on "coolness" level
So, they don't feel they need to upgrade because they're not teechie anyway.
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2024
sayabosanhidup, 24 May 2024u do nt have to tell them what to do as they know more tha... moreLol. Apple is desperate to convert iPhone 11/12 users to iPhone 15. These still have 2 to 3 years left and two generations of iphones will take the hit for them. That also doesn't include the older models.
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2024
SM.ONE2, 23 May 2024It surprises me that anyone buys these defective devices fr... moreI have bad news for you. Wait until Transsion fulfills their promise of doing to smartphones what China did to EVs.
The cheap ones they spit out these days are more usable than the equivalent units a many years ago.
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2024
Mills, 23 May 2024Transsion went from 7 (1.4M) to 18 (4.2M) percent in just a... more'Am surprised of the low presence Apple has in SouthEast Asia, let alone Asia at all. Here in the US, everyone has an iPhone.'
Maybe used iPhones don't count? Sucks on Apple since sales are getting cannibalized.
And majority of people there pay for their phones outright. Only a few take loans from carriers like US does.
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2024
SM.ONE2, 23 May 2024It surprises me that anyone buys these defective devices fr... moreThe power of "free speech" on social media. Mankind is in general a lot less intelligent than advertised. 😄
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- rizki1
- 6cn
- 24 May 2024
Always great to see a fast growing brand making amazing cheap phones like Transsion does and they deserve this. So where are Sony, Acer, Lumia, HTC, BlackBerry, Asus? you guys also made nice cheap phones in 2013 2014 2015 and I saw you all in those years.
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- 24 May 2024
potato4k, 24 May 2024Apple has low presence in SE Asia because their pricing is ... moreu do nt have to tell them what to do
as they know more than u my dude
and what they want is profit and not market
share so isnt it obvious to u right now dude
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- 24 May 2024
Mills, 23 May 2024Transsion went from 7 (1.4M) to 18 (4.2M) percent in just a... moreApple has low presence in SE Asia because their pricing is way out of whack. In some markets, iPhone prices are literally 30 to 40% higher than their intended price segment in the US. Heck, the iPhone SE was launched at higher price than the iPhone 11 in some markets. That's just bonkers.
Let's look at Apple and Samsung base offerings. In the US, both the base S24 and base iPhone 15 are at $799. They're intended to the the direct competitor at that segment. Meanwhile, In some SE Asian markets, the base iPhone 15 is priced at close to $1000, competing with the S24+ instead. Add on the fact that many Apple features are not tailored for the region, and Apple is still relying mostly on authrorized distributors, Apple is literally selling only based on their brand equity.
If Apple kept their pricing structure close to the US,Apple would've gained a lot more marketshare in SE Asia.
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- 24 May 2024
Cash-in-sky, 23 May 2024Samsung is revising its strategy in favor of the mid-range ... moreErr, look at the money. Samsung is literally having the same value as Apple, being the top 2. Clearly Samsung made the right decision, having the most money out of all Android OEMs.
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- 24 May 2024
Cllassic, 24 May 2024Is it true that oppo and vivo are separate now?yuh they are
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- Anonymous
- IT%
- 24 May 2024
Mills, 23 May 2024Transsion went from 7 (1.4M) to 18 (4.2M) percent in just a... more"Am surprised of the low presence Apple has in SouthEast Asia, let alone Asia at all. Here in the US, everyone has an iPhone."
That's because in SouthEast Asia we don't consume too much western media. So, we're not 100% fall into their narrative of coolness.
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- Anonymous
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- 23 May 2024
Apple = 7% off units sold // 30% of total revenue
And many here still do not know why there is no iphone similar to Samsung A15, Motorola G04, Xiaomi Poco C61 etc ..
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- SM.ONE2
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- 23 May 2024
It surprises me that anyone buys these defective devices from sub-brands
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- Cash-in-sky
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- 23 May 2024
Samsung is revising its strategy in favor of the mid-range segment and flagships, and
loses 20% of total shipments, while Transsion increases shipments by 200% and takes 2nd place, bypassing everyone else. Samsung, where are your top managers looking?
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- 23 May 2024
that is not a good news when you look at it, most of them are coming from a year or 2 year old phones, and buying the latest and shiniest phone out there just to brag about having it, they're the reason why companies like apple and sammy are having record breaking sales...
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- 23 May 2024
Transsion went from 7 (1.4M) to 18 (4.2M) percent in just a year. That's very impressive. Keep pushing out bangers and it'll increase.
Xiaomi is up 4%, which isn't bad. Samsung went down 8%. No comment. Everyone else is doing the same or is decreasing. Am surprised of the low presence Apple has in SouthEast Asia, let alone Asia at all. Here in the US, everyone has an iPhone.