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Author: Gina Luk
Publication Date: Sep 13 2021
Pages: 8
 Report Type: Data Table, Excel

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Worldwide business smartphone shipments grew by 3.7%YoY in Q2 2021. Every region contributed to growth, except for APAC. This is mainly due to China, where the lack of flagship product launches, weaker than expected demand, and the further decline of the Huawei brand, pulled the market down 8.3% compared to same quarter last year. The pandemic is far from over; businesses around the world continue to show the need for mobile devices and a willingness to spend in these categories. Smartphones are being purchased to support WFH and hybrid working environments. Shipments of 5G devices are on the rise, especially as price points decrease.
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