So this is why Chinese smartphones brands are gaining Indian buyers’ attention
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As per data available from IDC until the end of 2015 for India, world's second largest smartphone market, the new shining stars are
The reason why these Chinese smartphone brands are a hit are their mostly low-price-point offerings. This has made them take 22% of the market, 10% up from the share they had in early 2015.
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Talking of the Indian brands, the 2015 yearend 38% market share was sharply lower than the 44% that they had captured in late 2014.
Another reason why China's phones are a hit amongst buyers is the aggressive marketing strategy they adopt. Vivo, OPPO, Gionee and LeEco together accounted for 55% of the Indian smartphone advertising market that stands at Rs 1,200 crore, said ET sources.
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Along with Samsung and Micromax being the top two largest brands India, the third share is jointly owned by Lenovo-Motorola. That's the first time a Chinese brand is in the top three.
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