India’s Smart TV Shipments Up 38% YoY in Q3 2022; Indian Brands’ Share More Than Doubles
- Global brands led India’s smart TV segment with a 40% share, followed by Chinese brands with a 38% share. Indian brands showed the fastest YoY growth to take a 22% share of the shipments.
- Smart TVs are coming with better features, such as Dolby Audio, higher refresh rates and higher sound output, in the sub-INR 30,000 ($400) price range.
- Smart TV contribution to overall TV shipments reached its highest ever share of 93% during the quarter.
- Online channels contributed 35% of the overall shipments during the quarter.
New Delhi, Boston, Toronto, London, Hong Kong, Beijing, Taipei, Seoul – December 2, 2022
India’s smart TV shipments grew 38% YoY in Q3 2022, according to the latest research from Counterpoint’s IoT Service. The growth was primarily driven by festive season supplies for meeting the strong pent-up demand, multiple new launches, discount events, and promotions.
Source: India Smart TV Shipments Model Tracker, Q3 2022
- Xiaomi continued to lead the smart TV market in Q3 2022 with an 11% share. During the quarter, Xiaomi launched the Mi TV X series, which comes with a 4K display and has Dolby Audio and Vision. The models also have PatchWall, which has more than 300 live channels along with other features. Xiaomi’s Mi 4A Horizon Edition, 5A series and Redmi Smart TV series were its major volume drivers.
- Samsung took the second spot in Q3 2022 with a 10% share of the smart TV market. During the quarter, Samsung launched new models in 32” and 43” screen sizes. The T4000 and T5000 series models were the volume drivers. Samsung offers a mode that turns the TV into a personal computer, offers a content recommendation guide, a web browser, and streams free TV channels with Samsung TV Plus.
- LG had a 9% share of the smart TV market in Q3 2022. During the quarter, LG launched QNED TVs, while its OLED TVs were among the popular products in the premium segment. LG offers profile options, where viewers can create their profiles for personalized content, game optimizer, and cloud-based gaming in its lower-tier models.
- OnePlus grew 89% YoY during the quarter and had an 8.5% share in smart TV shipments. The Y1, Y1S and Y1S Pro series served most of the volume during the quarter. OnePlus has some better features, such as Dolby Audio support, 4K displays and Oxygen Play, which has a recommendation system along with other features for a personalized viewing experience.
- VU’s share more than doubled in Q3 2022. During the quarter, VU launched GloLED series, which comes with a 4K display, Google TV support and a built-in subwoofer with 104 W sound output. The series was among the brand’s best-selling.
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