India's smartphone market just had its worst quarter in six years

"Vivo leads the Indian smartphone market with a 20.8% share, followed by Samsung at 17.4% and Oppo at 13.6%. The biggest growth came from Nothing, which saw a remarkable 47% increase."

"Oppo grew 8% year-on-year, becoming the fastest-growing brand in the Top 5, largely due to strong sales from its A and K series, as well as the mid-range Reno models."

"CR researchers predict a double-digit sales decline in Q2 compared to Q2 2025, attributing this to elevated memory prices and weak entry-level demand affecting overall volumes."

The Indian smartphone market saw a 3% decline in shipments from January to March, marking the weakest quarter in six years. Vivo leads the market with 20.8% share, followed by Samsung and Oppo. Notably, Nothing experienced a 47% growth, while Google led the premium segment with 39% growth. Oppo was the fastest-growing brand in the Top 5, driven by strong performance in its A and K series. Predictions indicate a double-digit sales decline in Q2 and a 10% decline for the full year due to high memory prices and weak entry-level demand.

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