Realme and Samsung have consumer preferences in ₹20,000-₹30,000 mobile price segment in India
Jan 18, 2021, 12:48 IST
Gurugram, Brands like Realme and Samsung have topped the consumers preferences in the most competitive ₹20,000-₹30,000 price segment in India, a new report said on Monday.
The top three drivers for consumer satisfaction in the above mentioned price segment include smartphone camera (86%), performance (81%) and battery life (77%).
According to a CMR 'Insights On the Go Survey', consumers in this price segment seek the best specs and highest quality.
They seek to invest in the future by getting 5G capable phones (72 per cent), with enhanced capabilities for camera (66 per cent), and wireless charging (61 per cent).
Realme scored the highest (79 out of 100) followed by Samsung (77 out of 100) among current smartphone users in the segment.
Among the smartphone users in ₹15,000-₹20,000 seeking to upgrade,
Realme is the most preferred brand (18%) followed by Samsung (16%).
Realme X3 and Samsung Galaxy A51 emerged as the most popular devices in their respective price segments.
"In the ₹20,000-₹30,000 price segment, smartphone brand loyalty is not absolute. Consumers seek best-in-class capabilities across the board," said Amit Sharma, Manager- Industry Intelligence Group (IIG), CMR.
"Samsung's horizontal play across price points makes it a key consideration for consumers. Realme consumers are most satisfied, and the brand scores among youth for its design aesthetics and performance," Sharma added.
"Realme has the maximum net promoter score (48%) followed by OnePlus (45%) and Samsung (43%).
"This translates into the fact that Realme users are not only
most satisfied, but they tend to be more stronger advocates of the brand among peers, friends and family," the findings showed.
Vivo users are satisfied with their camera (87%), battery life (72%) and features (72%).
"The pandemic reinforced the importance of the smartphone as a key driver for consumer lives. Our results point that consumers seek to future-proof themselves with 5G ready phones," said Sugandha Srivastava, Manager- Industry Consulting Group (ICG), CMR.
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The top three drivers for consumer satisfaction in the above mentioned price segment include smartphone camera (86%), performance (81%) and battery life (77%).
According to a CMR 'Insights On the Go Survey', consumers in this price segment seek the best specs and highest quality.
They seek to invest in the future by getting 5G capable phones (72 per cent), with enhanced capabilities for camera (66 per cent), and wireless charging (61 per cent).
Realme scored the highest (79 out of 100) followed by Samsung (77 out of 100) among current smartphone users in the segment.
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Realme is the most preferred brand (18%) followed by Samsung (16%).
Realme X3 and Samsung Galaxy A51 emerged as the most popular devices in their respective price segments.
"In the ₹20,000-₹30,000 price segment, smartphone brand loyalty is not absolute. Consumers seek best-in-class capabilities across the board," said Amit Sharma, Manager- Industry Intelligence Group (IIG), CMR.
"Samsung's horizontal play across price points makes it a key consideration for consumers. Realme consumers are most satisfied, and the brand scores among youth for its design aesthetics and performance," Sharma added.
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Samsung consumers rate the brand high for its value for money (76%) and performance (82%). Prior to selecting Samsung, consumers explored OPPO (41%) and Xiaomi (35%)."Realme has the maximum net promoter score (48%) followed by OnePlus (45%) and Samsung (43%).
"This translates into the fact that Realme users are not only
most satisfied, but they tend to be more stronger advocates of the brand among peers, friends and family," the findings showed.
Vivo users are satisfied with their camera (87%), battery life (72%) and features (72%).
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Vivo users explored Samsung (47%) and OPPO (38%), prior to purchasing a Vivo device."The pandemic reinforced the importance of the smartphone as a key driver for consumer lives. Our results point that consumers seek to future-proof themselves with 5G ready phones," said Sugandha Srivastava, Manager- Industry Consulting Group (ICG), CMR.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 series launched in India – price, specifications, and everything you need to know
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The startup behind Chhota Bheem, Motu Patlu and Shikari Shambhu is back with an IPO plan — after a series of acquisitions and fundraisings