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Report says Samsung Galaxy A51 best-selling Android phone in Q1; guess which were the others?

The Galaxy A51 strengthens Samsung's positions in the mid-range segment where margins are tight but the opportunity of growth is immense.

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Samsung Galaxy A51 was the best-selling Android smartphone in the world in the first quarter of 2020, according to Strategy Analytics. The mid-range phone proved immensely popular among customers and accounted for 2.3 per cent of the market. Samsung reportedly shipped 6 million units of the Galaxy A51 in the first three months of 2020.

The acceptance of the Galaxy A51 shows the market potential of the mid-range segment. This also shows the impact of the Galaxy A-series in the market. The Galaxy A51 strengthens Samsung’s positions in the mid-range segment where margins are tight but the opportunity of growth is immense.

It was followed by the Redmi 8 which managed to obtain a market share of 1.9 per cent. It isn’t surprising to see Redmi 8 among the top best selling smartphones in the world. The phone costs Rs 8000. and is incredibly popular in India.

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Third place went to the Samsung Galaxy S20+, which came as a surprise. The popularity of the Galaxy S20+ shows that the iPhone 11 hasn’t hurt sales of Samsung’s premium device. Samsung’s Galaxy A10s grabbed the fourth spot, with a 1.6 per cent market share and the Redmi Note 8 coming in fifth at 1.6 per cent.

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Unfortunately, there was no smartphone from Huawei in the top five. The US ban on Huawei could have played a role in shirking sales of Huawei and Honor smartphones outside of China.

Festive offer

“As mobile operators have reduced subsidies in recent years, and many countries are now tumbling into post-virus recession,” Strategy Analytics Associate Director Juha Winter explains. ” Consumers want value-for-money devices with good-enough specs at affordable prices.”

The latest data from Strategy Analytics seems to indicate that the mid-range smartphone segment will further grow in a post-COVID-19 world. Brands need to offer lower-priced phones without compromising features in order to make an impression in consumer minds.


 

First uploaded on: 14-05-2020 at 15:46 IST
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