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Recent research reveals the dominance of Samsung mobile shares, which stand tall in 95 countries. This research is sorted out to find the market shares of various smartphone brands per country. It brought insight into the standing of various brands in different countries around the world, pointing out which brands are most prominent in which countries.
The exercise highlighted the prominence of seven smartphone brands in over 171 countries around the world. Among the list of smartphone brands in this research are Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi, OPPO, Tecno, Vivo, and Huawei. After concluding this research, the folks at Electronics Hub were able to prove that Samsung and Apple exert so much influence on the smartphone industry.
In a total of 95 countries, Samsung stands tall as having the most mobile shares, which is great for the Android community. Apple on their part stands tall in a total of 51 countries, and this leaves just 25 countries for the remaining five smartphone brands. In this article, you’ll find out some countries where Samsung leads in mobile shares.
More details on the report pointing out Samsung mobile share in various countries around the world
From this research report, netizens can now see that Samsung exerts a ton of influence on certain continents. In continents like South America and Africa, Samsung dominates mobile shares, leaving crumbs for other brands. Samsung has the highest mobile shares in all South American countries except Venezuela.
In Africa, Samsung dominates all countries as well, except for 16 countries. Moving to Europe, Samsung also exerts some level of influence in the smartphone market. As for the Asian market, Samsung shows little control of the mobile share aside from South Korea and a few other countries.
Apple follows Samsung closely in terms of mobile shares, leading the market in America, Australia, and Europe. Following at a distance are the likes of Xiaomi, Tecno, Vivo, OPPO, and Huawei. Tecno follows Samsung closely in mobile shares in Africa, with Apple taking the lead in two countries.
Surprisingly, despite all the sanctions, Huawei tops the mobile shares in Togo. In Fuji, Samsung controls a whopping 74% of the smartphone market, which is very impressive. Apple, on the other hand, controls 69.79% of the smartphone market in Japan.
These are the highest shares any smartphone company holds in any country in the world. Samsung is dominating in certain countries thanks to its wide array of devices to pick from while shopping. Other smartphone brands like OnePlus and Google Pixel are also trying to catch up with the competition in certain regions.
