American media; Indians' love for Chinese mobile phones beyond any political tension

The United States Cable Television News Network reported on July 19 that the original title: Indian -China political tension and the smartphone market, but the two countries need each other Indian people to like Chinese mobile phones (pictured), but in the past two months, New Delhi has strengthened the right to right The three major Chinese enterprises Xiaomi, vivo, and OPPO are reviewed. Three companies occupy 60%of the Indian smartphone market. Beijing criticized New Delhi's behavior, saying that it disrupted the normal operation of the enterprise and burdens the confidence and willingness of enterprises in various countries in India.

Over the past two years, Chinese technology companies have experienced difficulties in India, and Chinese suppliers have also been tightly controlled. However, experts said that although the suppression caused by Chinese enterprises in Indian operations, it is unlikely that New Delhi is unlikely to completely ban Chinese smartphones. Chinese enterprises will still stay here, and there are no other pick -ups. Samsung is the only non -Chinese -funded enterprise in India, but it cannot expand its market share from 20%to 60%overnight. Apple has formulated a grand plan for the Indian market for many years, but because the products are too expensive to most Indians, they have only won a small market share so far.

In October this year, the Indian Lighting Festival will start to rebound under the shopping season. New Delhi's actions can hardly affect Indian consumers. After the Indian -China border was not bad, the resistance sounded India. However, Chinese enterprises did not reduce shipments and continued to dominate the Indian market.

Indians' love for Chinese mobile phones surpass any political tension, because in this market that is extremely sensitive to prices, Chinese mobile phones are regarded as worthy of money. Although Indian manufacturers have also launched some affordable mobile phones, they have not caused much repercussions among local consumers. Industry insiders say that Chinese smartphones provide much more functions, and the price is only slightly higher. (Author Dicksha Madok, translated by Ding 玎)

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