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Author: Steven Waltzer
Publication Date: Nov 20 2020
Pages: 17
 Report Type: Data Table, Excel

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Global Wearable Device Revenue, ASP & Price-Tier Forecasts by Type by Region: 2013 to 2025



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Strategy Analytics predicts wearables sales and revenues will continue to show sustained growth through mid-decade, with strength in smartwatches and other products. Asia Pacific is the biggest region by volume, and will overtake North America by value in 2021. Our hugely extensive report forecasts global wearable device sales, wholesale revenue, price and ASPs by device type by price-tier and region across two decades from 2013 to 2025.
Table of Contents

1. Title
2. Contents
3. Analysis
4. Global by Tier
5. Global by Region
6. North America
7. Western Europe
8. Asia Pacific
9. Central & Latin America
10. Central & Eastern Europe
11. Africa Middle East
12. Regions
13. Definitions
14. Methodology
15. Contacts
16. Flatfile
17. PIVOT 

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