India Smartphone Shipments Getting Over Pandemic Pain

The Q2 2020 was probably one of the worst quarters for smartphone
makers in years. As the COVID-19 outbreak started, the Indian
government had imposed a strict lockdown starting March 25. As a
result, smartphone production and sales came to a standstill.
April was the worst month with all smartphone brands registering
zero sales. Though, as lockdown restrictions started to ease,
pent-up demand pushed India smartphone user base to half a
billion.

In the latest episode of “The Counterpoint Podcast”, host Peter
Richardson is joined by research analyst Shilpi Jain to talk
about how the India smartphone market performed in Q2 2020. The
discussion touches upon various topics from supply and demand
side, effects of India-China border clash on consumer sentiments
and more.

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