Due to strict lockdowns, many countries witnessed almost zero demand for smartphones. However, the Chinese economy started to recover by March 2020. In effect, Huawei resumed its operations in the smartphone market and recovered its business. Up until now, Samsung ruled the smartphone market and Huawei was right after them in the smartphone game.
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However, Forbes recently reports that Huawei overtook the position of the current smartphone bestseller, Samsung. Therefore, the Chinese company became the best smartphone marketer around the world.
The Chinese smartphone giant has reportedly managed 19 percent of global smartphone sales in April as compared to Samsung’s 17 percent.
The news took place in the aftermath of the US blacklist that kicked in last May. Huawei’s loss of Google from its new phones has hammered international sales. Be that as it may, by and large, the deals recovered in the domestic exhibition. At present, the dominance Huawei in its local market moved from solidarity to quality.
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Facts That Took Huawei To The Top
To begin with, China got the very first hit of coronavirus and it also put a bad impact on the smartphone market. By a similar token, it was the first out of lockdown and the first to start to recoup. This supported Huawei. However, Samsung is at its full effort to recover its top position. Therefore, Huawei might encounter the challenge in the top spot battle within one more month or perhaps the full quarter.
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At this instant, Reports suggest that Huawei expects its first year-on-year decline in 2020. In fact, that news preceded the effect of Coronavirus on the smartphone industry getting clearer. Not to mention, this year will be an unsure deals experience for all the top producers, and it’s hard to foresee where they will wind up. Through that vulnerability, Huawei’s lock on its domestic market will be priceless.
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In the final analysis, Samsung is likely to return to the top spot once international markets normalize later this year. On the other hand, Huawei should take the challenge and make a long term sustainable plan to hold their current position in the smartphone market.
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