Japanese media: The willingness to change the machine for consumers will decline, and China's smartphone shipments will fall to the lowest in 10 years

Japan's "Nikkei Asia" magazine website August 4th article, original topic: Chinese smartphone shipments will fall to the lowest China Institute of Information and Communication Research Institute in 10 years, in the first half of this year, China ’s smartphone shipments A year -on -year decrease of 21.7%to 134 million units. "It is expected that the shipping volume this year will be significantly lower than 300 million, the worst performance since 2012," the consulting company Konash said in a report.

When visiting a shopping center in Guangzhou, we can find that the demand for smartphones has declined significantly. "Consumers are holding their wallets, and the sales condition is not good," said a salesperson. The high penetration rate leads to the reduction of market growth. According to data from Dutch Research Corporation, about 66%of the Chinese population has smart phones. Consumer mobile phone iteration frequency is also declining. "It used to be 16 to 18 months, but recently reached 36 months," said a executive of vivo. "The outbreak of the new coronary pneumonia and the lack of product upgrades in the mid -to -high -end segment market limits consumers' willingness to consume." International Data Company (IDC) said. (Author Chuan Shangzhi, translated by Ding Yuqing)

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