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Southeast Asia's smartphone sales dropped 1% in Q3 2025, with rising costs and weak demand affecting vendors.
Southeast Asia's smartphone market declined 1% year-on-year in Q3 2025, with 25.6 million units shipped—the third straight quarter of contraction.
Samsung and TRANSSION each held 18% market share with 4.6 million units, driven by Samsung’s premium models in key markets and TRANSSION’s strength in price-sensitive regions.
Xiaomi rose to third with 4.3 million units and 17% share, boosted by a surge in POCO series sales.
OPPO fell to fourth with 3.8 million units and 15% share, down 27% annually due to weak demand and inventory adjustments, while vivo took fifth with 2.9 million units and 11% share, supported by new Y-series devices.
Rising component costs, especially for memory and storage, are pressuring margins, particularly for phones under $200, which make up over 60% of shipments.
Vendors are adapting with mixed strategies, balancing value and volume amid ongoing cost and competition challenges.
Las ventas de teléfonos inteligentes del sudeste asiático cayeron un 1% en el tercer trimestre de 2025, con el aumento de los costos y la débil demanda afectando a los proveedores.