Global smart machine war Samsung fell to 30%

Research Institute TrendForce said that due to the influence of the magnetism effect of Apple’s iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Samsung’s global shipment ratio in the third quarter continued to decline in the second quarter, except that Galaxy S5 sales continued to be sluggish, and it was launched in late September. The sales of the flagship Galaxy Note 4 have been put to the test. According to TrendForce, Samsung’s global shipments accounted for the first time in the world in the third quarter, but the market accounted for only 28.7%, which fell below 30%; the second, Apple, shipped 16.3%, Lenovo and Motorola. Third, shipments accounted for 7.7%, LG 4th, accounting for 6.4%, and Huawei 5th, 5.5%.

TrendForce pointed out that mainland China, which was originally Samsung's largest mobile phone sales market, was also subject to competition from mainland China's local brands, high-profile and low-cost models, and sales were worse than before, resulting in a sharp decline in overall third-quarter revenue; as for LG's performance, TrendForce said that the flagship model LG G3 has continued to respond enthusiastically in the market, and its high-profile and low-price strategy is similar to that of the Chinese mainland manufacturers. Both hardware specifications and prices have more advantages than Samsung, surpassing the market share of 6.4%. Huawei promoted to No. 4 in the world.