INFOGRAPHIC: Q2-2018 | MOBILE MARKET MONITOR

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Sep 18, 2018

Our Q2-2018 Market Monitor report has been published. We release one Infographic in each quarter to summarize the handset and smartphone market activities in a single page.

Some quick observations from this edition: 

  • Global smartphone shipments declined 2% annually reaching 363 million units in Q2 2018.
  • MEA was the only region to experience double digit growth at 14% YoY. NAM declined the most at 21% YoY.
  • Samsung led the smartphone market by volume, even though it registered an annual decline of 11%.
  • Huawei grew 41% YoY to become the second largest smartphone brand, surpassing Apple. The growth came from markets outside China, where shipments increased 71% YoY.
  • Shipments for Nokia HMD grew 782% YoY, making it one of the fastest growing smartphone brands.
  • Shipments for Apple were up 1% annually. It experienced a slow quarter in China and India.
  • Samsung is the only Global brand to capture a spot in the top 5, in Asia. The top 4 Chinese brands captured over half of the market.

Global Smartphone Shipment Market Share Q2 2018

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Sep 18, 2018

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