βοΈ #Apple Dominates the #Smartwatch market shipping 3.4 million #AppleWatch-es inQ2 2017.
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#Smartphone #SmartWatch
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Do you own a Smart Watch?
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#Smartphone #SmartWatch
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Do you own a Smart Watch?
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Comparing #Smartwatch & #Smartphone usage.
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Which one do you own?
π± Smartphone
βοΈ Smartwatch
ππ» Both
ππ» Neither
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Which one do you own?
π± Smartphone
βοΈ Smartwatch
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βββοΈ Apple vs Samsung: The Smart Watch Edition
Based on IDC estimates, #Samsung has a lot of ground to make up if it wants to challenge #Appleβs dominant position in the #smartwatch market. In 2017, the Cupertino-based company shipped 17.7 million watches compared to Samsungβs 3.6 million.
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β Do you own a smartwatch?
Based on IDC estimates, #Samsung has a lot of ground to make up if it wants to challenge #Appleβs dominant position in the #smartwatch market. In 2017, the Cupertino-based company shipped 17.7 million watches compared to Samsungβs 3.6 million.
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β Do you own a smartwatch?
βββοΈ Smart Devices Are Eating the Accessible Watches Market (under Β£500)
- While luxuryβs moat remains, watchmakers have struggled to build hype for accessibly priced timepieces as consumers increasingly abandon them for smart devices.
- Popular upstart brands like Mvmt and Daniel Wellington signal that success in this price category is possible with the right marketing.
- Brands need to focus on their history and heritage: reissues of iconic watches like the original G-Shock have performed well with consumers.
A drop in demand for cheaper watches is causing trouble for Switzerlandβs manufacturing base and Swiss watch companies specialising in watches under Β£500. Since 2015, the number of Swiss watches being exported has declined by a third, per the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry, and most of that shrinkage has been in watches that cost under 200 CHF (Β£164). Exports are approaching the lows seen in the mid-1980s when Japanese quartz technology brought a raft of cheaper competitors for established brands.
#smartwatch
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- While luxuryβs moat remains, watchmakers have struggled to build hype for accessibly priced timepieces as consumers increasingly abandon them for smart devices.
- Popular upstart brands like Mvmt and Daniel Wellington signal that success in this price category is possible with the right marketing.
- Brands need to focus on their history and heritage: reissues of iconic watches like the original G-Shock have performed well with consumers.
A drop in demand for cheaper watches is causing trouble for Switzerlandβs manufacturing base and Swiss watch companies specialising in watches under Β£500. Since 2015, the number of Swiss watches being exported has declined by a third, per the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry, and most of that shrinkage has been in watches that cost under 200 CHF (Β£164). Exports are approaching the lows seen in the mid-1980s when Japanese quartz technology brought a raft of cheaper competitors for established brands.
#smartwatch
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βοΈ Smartwatch Market 2Q21
The global #smartwatch market grew 27% YoY in Q2, per Counterpoint Research. Obviously, #Apple remains on top, but its market share did slip from 30.1% in Q2 2020 to 28% today.
Meanwhile, #Samsung saw its slice of the pie expand from 6.8% to 7.6%βan upward trend that could continue thanks to its newly unveiled #GalaxyWatch 4, made in partnership with #Google.
All Credits: Counterpoint Research
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The global #smartwatch market grew 27% YoY in Q2, per Counterpoint Research. Obviously, #Apple remains on top, but its market share did slip from 30.1% in Q2 2020 to 28% today.
Meanwhile, #Samsung saw its slice of the pie expand from 6.8% to 7.6%βan upward trend that could continue thanks to its newly unveiled #GalaxyWatch 4, made in partnership with #Google.
All Credits: Counterpoint Research
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