The global foldable shipments are forecasted to continue the uprising trends to reach 16 m units in 2023, showing 26.8% YoY.
This growth trend is expected to grow further in 2024 for the following reasons:
The expected recovery of the global smartphone market in 2024.
Continued growth of the Chinese foldable market.
Accelerated competition among foldable products in the global foldable market.
Smartphone shipments in MEA grew 23% YoY in Q3 2023, the fastest among all regions, building on the momentum from Q2 2023 as economies continued to recover. OEMs have been aggressive in attempting to capture market share in the MEA market, which seems to be the first hurdle in the path to recovery. The region also has huge untapped potential, especially due to urbanization, rapid digitalization and a rising services economy.
Global smartwatch shipments experienced a 9% YoY increase in Q3 2023, building on the gains from the previous quarter. The growth in the quarter seems to be primarily driven by the surge of the Indian market which has been consistently expanding, the Chinese market boosted by Huawei’s robust performance, and Apple’s new launch of Series 9 and Ultra 2.
By region, NAM is expected to perform weakly in 2023 with Apple’s sluggish performance, while China is expected to manage flat growth due to active volume push by OEMs such as Huawei and imoo supported by re-opening in China. Despite some inventory accumulation in the market, Indian OEMs are still aggressive in smartwatch shipments, which is expected to continue the high annual growth of the Indian market in 2023. The European market, which was affected by the Ukraine war, will still need more time to turn to growth, and demand from LATAM and MEA is expected to rebound from 2023.
This Excel report provides the smartwatch shipment forecast by key brand and region until 2026 including its ASP.
Annual smartphone shipments are forecast to decline 5.3% in 2023, the lowest in a decade, as macroeconomic headwinds and consumer weakness continue to pressure the sector across the year. After destocking efforts complete with relatively healthier inventory level by year-end, however, the 2024 smartphone market is projected to grow. The overall smartphone ASP is also expected to increase in 2023, and the uptrend will continue, backed by a better product mix toward higher-end smartphones on top of the 5G spread during the forecast period. This report provides the smartphone shipment and ASP forecast by region, brand, and 5G/non-5G for 2023-2027.
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Assumptions
Pivot
Global
North America
Caribbean & Latin America
Middle East & Africa
Europe (Western Europe / Central & Eastern Europe)
2022 was a landmark year for the eSIM ecosystem – The eSIM is now rapidly moving towards becoming the preferred mode of cellular connectivity. Although the eSIM technology has been around for a few years, the events of 2022 were significant to accelerate eSIM adoption all around the world. More than 260 MNOs/MVNOs now support eSIM, and they support more than thirty consumer devices on average.
More than 6 billion eSIM (eUICC- and iUICC-based) capable devices will be shipped cumulatively over the next five years, according to the latest research from Counterpoint’s Global eSIM Landscape Report. The uptake of eSIMs is poised to grow across a gamut of connected devices over the next decade, led by the flexibility, cost efficiency, security and other myriad benefits offered by the technology.
Annual smartphone shipments are forecast to decline 5.3% to 1.16 billion units in 2023, the lowest in a decade, as macroeconomic headwinds and consumer weakness continue to pressure the sector across the year. After destocking efforts complete with relatively healthier inventory level by year-end, however, the 2024 smartphone market is projected to grow. This report provides the mobile handset/smartphone shipment forecast by region, brand, and 5G/non-5G for 2023-2027.
Table of Contents:
Track Changes – Smartphone
Assumptions
Pivot
Tech Pivot
Global
North America
Caribbean & Latin America
Middle East & Africa
Europe (Western Europe / Central & Eastern Europe)
Bangladesh’s smartphone market shipment is going to see its highest-ever annual decline of 20% in 2023, according to the latest research from Counterpoint’s Market Outlook. This is the second consecutive year of a double-digit decline. This report shows the outlook of Bangladesh smartphone and feature phone market shipments by brand till 2025. Additionally, it provides the total market shipments and ASP forecast by device type.
This forecast is part of Counterpoint’s PC research and focuses on developments in the Arm PC market. It provides quarterly and annual forecast on Arm PC suppliers on shipments. The data in this report covers from 2022 to 2027.
This forecast is part of Counterpoint’s PC research and focuses on global PC market. It provides quarterly and annual forecast on global PC suppliers on shipments. The data in this report covers from 2022 to 2027.
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