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ROHOTEK is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the research and development, production, sales and service of network communication equipment and intelligent communication terminals.Based in Shenzhen, the company always adheres to technological innovation to drive industry development, focusing on retail, biometrics, public utilities, warehousing and logistics, intelligent medical care and other fields, relying on advanced R&D technology, testing and production equipment, and continuously investing in product research and development. Currently has More than 20 various patents and copyrights.  

  The report pointed out that in Q1 2023, Samsung's smartphone shipments were 60.5 million units, with a market share of 22.5%. The company's smartphone shipments fell 18.8% year-on-year, but due to more combinations of the higher-priced Galaxy S23 series, it was Smartphone wholesale prices and operating profitability performed very solidly; Apple ranked second, with shipments of 55 million units, accounting for 20.4% of the market share. This is Apple’s highest first-quarter market share since 2013, with shipments It fell 3.5% year-on-year, but still outperformed the overall market. The iPhone performed well in emerging markets, especially India, during the quarter, while performance in the U.S., China and Japan remained weak. According to the analysis, Xiaomi smartphone shipments in Q1 2023 were 30.5 million, ranking third with a global market share of 11.3%, down from 12% a year ago. Xiaomi was hit by inventory adjustments and lagged other major Chinese brands, with shipments down 22% year-on-year. Due to inventory adjustments and regulatory resistance, Xiaomi's ranking in the Indian market fell to fourth place (after Samsung, vivo and OPPO (including OnePlus)); OPPO (OnePlus) ranked fourth, accounting for 10.3% of global smartphones Market share, OPPO (OnePlus) experienced a 7% year-on-year decline in shipments during the quarter, but outperformed the overall market, driven primarily by the OnePlus brand, driven by a streamlined brand strategy and updated product portfolio , achieving strong growth in the Chinese market. Together, these two brands also occupy the top spot in China's smartphone market in Q1 2023; vivo ranks fifth with a global smartphone market share of 7.9% in Q1 2023. As 4G and 5G competition expand in China and other markets At a fever pitch, vivo smartphone shipments fell 16% year-on-year, losing ground in most markets. IT House learned from the report that in addition to the top five, global competition among other major smartphone brands will be very fierce in Q1 of 2023. Transsion, Honor, Lenovo-Motorola, Realme and Huawei ranked in the top ten, but had mixed results this quarter. Transsion maintains its sixth position and achieves healthy growth in Central and Eastern Europe and Central and Latin America, but overall smartphone shipments have experienced double-digit annual declines for three consecutive quarters; Honor's development has also experienced a deceleration, due to the Chinese market in Q1 2023 Despite its weak performance, it experienced an annual decline, while overseas shipments have begun to grow in recent months; Lenovo-Motorola surpassed Realme and jumped to eighth place with a 4% market share in the quarter. However, due to the slow product release cycle, it suffered a sharp decline in the US market; realme fell to ninth place, with an annual decline of double digits, losing market share in most regions; Huawei remained in the top ten, with its smartphones this quarter Shipments fell 13% year-on-year, and the company's outlook remains uncertain given the rumored extension of U.S. sanctions on 4G, WiFi and artificial intelligence-related chipsets and technologies. Eight Chinese brands made up the top ten, but shipments from all these Chinese brands combined fell 16%, lagging behind the overall market. But things are improving compared to the previous quarter, suggesting a potential market recovery in the second half of the year. TechInsights predicts that global smartphone shipments will continue to decline, falling 3% year-on-year in 2023, with a modest rebound expected in the third quarter and double-digit growth during the Christmas holiday season. Samsung and Apple will continue to maintain their top two positions. Chinese brands need to stabilize their performance in the Chinese market and explore new growth engines to reverse the downward trend.