Samsung unfit to find Xiaomi in the Indian smartphone market

In spite of the fact that Samsung figured out how to get its lead in the worldwide smartphone market in Q3, 2021, the circumstance in India is very unique. The organization missed out significantly to main opponent Xiaomi in Q2, 2021, and the circumstance is pretty much a similar this time around as indicated by another report by statistical surveying firm Canalys.

The quantity of smartphones sent all through the nation has dropped generally contrasted with the year before. However, it is significantly better compared to the Q2, 2021 volume. We can anticipate that things should improve in Q4 once the bubbly season hits since more individuals will be out to buy gadgets.

Samsung keeps on taking on a supporting role to Xiaomi in India

Xiaomi and its sub-brands, for example, POCO and Redmi keep on overwhelming the Indian smartphone market with a 24% offer and over 11.2 million units transported. Samsung comes in second with a portion of 19% and 9.1 million units sent, trailed by Vivo and Realme, which has a piece of the pie of 17% and 16%, separately.

Samsung's lead over the two is in no way, shape or form huge and could vanish in the coming quarters if it don't watch out. Amazingly, it has fairly figured out how to overcome any barrier among itself and Xiaomi in India. In any case, Samsung has far to go before it can recover its high position that it lost in the relatively recent past.