智通财经APP获悉，Omdia最新研究显示，2025年第三季度，东南亚地区智能手机市场同比下滑1%，出货量达2560万部，连续第三个季度出现同比下跌。 整体来看，东南亚地区智能手机市场仍面临压力，总出货量同比略微下降。 得益于其在泰国、越南和马来西亚等高均价市场推出更多偏高端的产品组合，三星以460万部出货量和18%的市场份额领跑该地区。这一策略有效抵消了 竞争对手在印度尼西亚和菲律宾等价格更敏感型市场的增长。 传音(TRANSSION)以460万部、18%市占率紧随其后，保持小幅同比增长并稳住其市场地位。 小米(01810)以430万台出货量、17%市场份额排在第三位。其增长动力来自POCO系列，新入门机型上市后，该系列出货量激增，显著带动了其整体增 长。 OPPO以380万部、15%市占率位居第四，因需求疲软及渠道调整导致其出货量大幅下滑。 vivo则以290万部、11%市占率位列前五，其表现主要受新Y系列机型推动，与其核心的中端V系列形成良好补充。 Omdia研究经理周乐轩表示："入门级智能手机出货量波动性越来越大，管理难度提升，但仍然是市场份额排名的关键因素。" 品牌策略方面，OPPO和 vivo更注 ...

Core Insights - The Southeast Asian smartphone market is experiencing a decline, with a year-on-year drop of 1% in Q3 2025, resulting in a total shipment of 25.6 million units, marking the third consecutive quarter of decline [2] Group 1: Market Performance - Samsung leads the region with a shipment of 4.6 million units and an 18% market share, benefiting from a high-end product mix in markets like Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia [2] - Transsion follows closely with 4.6 million units and an 18% market share, maintaining slight year-on-year growth [2] - Xiaomi ranks third with 4.3 million units and a 17% market share, driven by a surge in shipments from the POCO series [2] - OPPO holds fourth place with 3.8 million units and a 15% market share, facing significant declines due to weak demand and channel adjustments [2] - Vivo rounds out the top five with 2.9 million units and an 11% market share, supported by the new Y series models [2] Group 2: Brand Strategies - Entry-level smartphone shipments are becoming increasingly volatile, posing management challenges, yet remain crucial for market share rankings [4] - OPPO and Vivo focus more on value rather than sheer volume, while brands like Honor and Xiaomi aim to increase shipments for broader brand penetration [4] - Following a sluggish first half of 2025, manufacturers are expected to adopt more aggressive strategies in the latter half, including early launches of new products [4] - Rising material costs due to increased memory and storage prices will significantly impact low-priced devices, especially in a market where over 60% of smartphones are priced below $200 [4] Group 3: Competitive Landscape - Transsion leads in Indonesia and the Philippines with its cost-effective Infinix and TECNO models, although rising memory and storage costs may threaten its pricing strategy [7] - Samsung maintains a strong position in Thailand and Vietnam, showcasing resilience amid intensified competition, aided by the early launch of the A17 and A07 series [7] - Xiaomi achieved market leadership in Malaysia with the strong release of the Redmi 15, highlighting its capability to accelerate the adoption of 5G devices in the mass market [7]