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Vsmart phone Joy 2+ (Photo source: The gioi di dong)

Vsmart phones now account for 16.7 percent of the Vietnamese smartphone market just 15 months since they were launched by VinSmart, a subsidiary of conglomerate VinGroup.

The company is now among three with a domestic market share of over 15 percent. While the two leading positions belong to Samsung and Oppo, the third position becomes the most fierce race in the Vietnamese smartphone market with the market share usually ranging from 6-9%. Vsmart has just exceeded this milestone for 2 consecutive months.

Despite the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic in Vietnam, Vsmart has just had a quite successful month with the 3rd position in the phone market. In the last week of the month, this mobile phone brand accounted for 16.7% of the market share. Previously, Vsmart had maintained for 7 consecutive weeks with a 2-digit market share, far exceeding the opponent ranked at 4, reported by CafeF.

Vsmart phone Active 1+ (Photo source: Tinh Te)

In the phone segment of less than 1 million and from 1-2 million, Vietnamese phone manufacturers are far ahead of rivals from China, which has always been thought to have a great advantage in the price phone segment. Specifically, in the segment of less than 1 million, Vsmart sometimes accounts for 77% of the market share by week while in the segment of 1-2 million, this number also used to 75%.

Vsmart smartphones dominated the popular phone segment, priced from 1-3 million VND (42-127 USD). The Vsmart Joy 3 phone achieved breakthrough growth with record sales of 12,000 phones within the first 14 hours of its launch. The Vsmart Joy 3 (2GB and 3GB RAM versions) was in the top three best selling products in the 2-3 million VND segment at the end of last year, accounting for 13.3 percent of market share, according to Vietnamnet.

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