According to Counterpoint's relevant analysis, due to factors such as component costs, the business environment in the Indian smartphone market is becoming more complex, and competition in the low-end price segment is particularly difficult. The market is already under pressure at prices below 15,000 Indian rupees: profit in this range is meager, and consumers are highly price sensitive. But at the same time, these challenges have also created market opportunities for a number of new brands to enter the market.

According to Counterpoint's relevant analysis, due to factors such as component costs, the business environment in the Indian smartphone market is becoming more complex, and competition in the low-end price segment is particularly difficult. The market is already under pressure at prices below 15,000 Indian rupees: profit in this range is meager, and consumers are highly price sensitive. But at the same time, these challenges have also created market opportunities for a number of new brands to enter the market.