How’s Indian market looks like without Chinese Smartphones

June 2, 2020

Both the deadlock between India and China over border issues. The coronavirus epidemic have increased anti-China sentiments in India. Social media users in India have vocal in asking for a boycott of Chinese Smartphones and products. Including smartphones and apps in the country. Just last week, TikTok and Apps China Apps boycotted in India. Later targets of Chinese developers installed on the user’s phone. Provide simple steps to uninstall them from your handset. Now, a handful of users believe they should boycott Chinese smartphone brands such as Xiaomi, Realme, OnePlus, OPPO, Vivo, Huawei, Infinix, Tecno and Motorola.

It is only Samsung and LG of South Korea, ASUS in Taiwan, US-headquartered Apple, Finland-based Nokia / HMD Global and will leave brands such as Japan’s Panasonic as major players in the Indian smartphone market. It should be noted that Foxconn – which has significant operations in China. Through its subsidiary FIH Mobile Ltd. is an investor in HMD Global, Finland. Foxconn is based in Taiwan and FIH Mobile is registered in the Cayman Islands. Therefore, we looked at brands headquartered outside China. Those who work in the Indian smartphone market to check what options we have left. If Chinese brands removed from the equation. What does this Indian market look like without Chinese smartphone companies.