Group 1 - High inventory levels are the main factor dragging down market shipments, leading brands to prioritize inventory clearance, which slows down the launch of new devices [3] - The number of new product launches has dropped by 26% compared to the same period last year, further impacting overall market vitality [3] - Despite the overall decline in market shipments, Indian consumers' enthusiasm for ultra-premium products remains strong, with market share in the segment above 45,000 INR (approximately 3,860 CNY) rising to 14%, a year-on-year increase of 15% [3] Group 2 - Vivo leads the Indian smartphone market for the third consecutive quarter with a 9% year-on-year growth, driven by models like Y29 5G and T4x priced below 15,000 INR (approximately 1,287 CNY) [3] - Samsung has successfully risen to the second position in the market through a multi-price segment new product launch strategy, particularly with the S25 Ultra series boosting the S series' share in high-end products to a historical high [3] - OPPO ranks third in the market, with its A3 and K series models gaining consumer favor through durability marketing strategies [4] Group 3 - Xiaomi has experienced a decline in shipments due to inventory pressure, while realme achieved a moderate growth of 3% thanks to the performance of its P series and 14 Pro series [4] - Apple has shown remarkable performance in the Indian market, achieving a 29% year-on-year growth and setting a new record for first-quarter shipments, with a shipment value share of 26% [4]