In the top five best Chinese smartphone brands (Q2/2016), Huawei is standing in the first spot. Surpass even Xiaomi, Huawei phones are expected to be the new popular devices in China.

With Huawei phones, the brand is a new leading player in China

Recently, TrendForce- a Taiwanese market research company- has just unveiled the top smartphone ranks for Q2 2016, along with some numbers. With this report, we can find out which brand is ruling in the phone market. So, let’s have a look at the third largest smartphone market first- China. In Q2 of 2016, Huawei brand with Huawei phones is the name on top of the chart with nearly 21% market shares.

This is kinda surprised, right? Because Xiaomi brand is the most potential nominate for this crown. Not so long ago, on the Antutu charts, Xiaomi with Redmi Note 3 gets the number 1 spot on the “most popular smartphones” chart in China. And now, Huawei phones surpasses Xiaomi’s. This brand not only can’t be the king but also falls to the fifth position with 10% market shares on the “top five Chinese smartphone brands” rank.

Come in the second place is Oppo with 12.7%, right after that is Vivo with 10.6%. Lenovo with 10.3% is holding its spot on the fourth place. However, on the global chart, Huawei just stands in the third place with 9.2%. The champion title belongs to Samsung (24.5% worldwide market shares). The runner-up is Apple with 15.1%. After that is Oppo, LG and Vivo with the market shares of 5.6%, 5.4% and 4.7% respectively.

Chinese smartphones are rising

According to the TrendForce report, Samsung shipped nearly 77 million units. While the number in the Apple is 48 million. These are the huge numbers, right? However, the Chinese smartphone amounts are even bigger than the combined amounts of the US and Korea companies. In Q2 this year, the total amounts of smartphones from China get to 139 million units. This number has risen about 13.8% compared to the previous quarter. With this growth, the volume from this country can be even more than the global average in Q3. Maybe Samsung and Apple could lose the top slot into Chinese brands. Who knows.