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DataWind leads the tablet market in India with 27.6% share

IDC has published a new report about the tablet market share in Indian market in the first quarter of 2016. This report says many things about the Indian tablet market share.

According to the latest report Indian tablet market saw a very slow growth with just 1.3 to 0.86 million units in the Q1 of 2016. This number includes big players like Apple iPad Pro and Microsoft Surface Pro 4 , Samsung Galaxy tablets & some smaller players also. But of all the tablets,sold in India, DataWind was having the highest market share in India with 27.6% of market share.

The company said,” Declining consumer interest in the slate tablet form factor and rapid growth of large-screen smartphones (phablets) caused the tablet market to slow down,” furthermore it added,”Windows-based detachables continue to account over 70 per cent share. However Apple’s recent foray into this segment has garnered them to clock decent numbers given the premium price of their products,” IDC India Senior Market Analyst Karthik J said. However, continued long-term success may prove challenging as it plays in higher entry price point and iOS is yet to prove its enterprise-readiness unlike Microsoft” .

This report also states that DataWind was followed by Samsung with 15.2 % of market share , Lenovo with 13.6% while  Micromax with it’s 11.3% share and then comes iBall with their 8.7% market share in the tablet market of India. it also shows that local manufacturers are getting huge percentage share in Indian market.

Shivam Singh
Shivam defines himself as a gadget lover and likes to cover every news related to gadgets. He has more than 4 years of blogging experience and is Senior Editor at GadgetOx. He has been covering Tech and Gadget news on other well-known Tech sites WinCentral and Nokiapoweruser since long. His other interests include driving and traveling. Write to him at Email: [email protected]
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