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Fitness Bands Q1 2016: Fitbit Maintains High Tier Leadership as Xiaomi Dominates Entry Tier

by Steven Waltzer | Jun 29, 2016

Global fitness band industry revenues reached US$709 million during Q1 2016, as Fitbit maintained top position as the largest vendor by wholesale revenues. 

High-tier fitness bands with a wholesale price of US$100 and above remained the cash-cow for the whole industry. While trailing the entry tier (<US$30) by volume share, high-tier bands again took the number one spot for value (revenue) share this quarter. Fitbit dominates the high-tier fitness band segment by both volume and value, due to healthy demand in developed markets, especially for its new flagship Alta and Blaze models. The entry-tier is dominated globally by Xiaomi by both volume and value, due to the ultra-low-cost Mi Band popular in Asia.

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Xiaomi Mi Band

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