A Dark Horse Contender in the Wearables Market, realme breaks into the Top 10 TWS brands in terms of Global Market Share
New Delhi, January 16, 2021: realme, the fastest-growing smartphone brand in the world, broke into the Top 10 TWS brands in terms of shipments for Q3 2020, according to the latest figures from Counterpoint Research’s TWS Market Tracker. This was one important piece of good news onto what has been an excellent year for the brand, as it exceeds expectations on the corporate, product and design fronts respectively. In its release, Counterpoint highlighted the possibility that ‘realme could repeat its smartphone success to become 2021’s dark horse in wearables.’
In the true wireless stereo hearables (TWS) market, realme has garnered 2% of the global market share. This is merely one step in the realme’s strategy to foster new companies and ideas, to participate in co-creation and scale innovative AIoT products.realme will launch its own AIot platform TechLife in 2021, aiming to bring a more cohesive and integrated smart living lifestyle to youths of today, allowing for greater communication and collaboration for users.
realme will build on its strong performance in 2020 to deliver an even stronger result in 2021. Just like its user base of youths between 18 to 25, realme looks to dream big and leap into the future with confidence. Already a Top 5 brand in 12 different countries, realme aims to develop AIoT ecosystems to cater to Individual, Family and Travel groups under the realme brand.
About realme
realme has been devoted to empowering youth to be more daring through leap-forward technology and design.
Upon the establishment of realme in 2018, we have never stopped outdoing ourselves in terms of branding, product performance, design, quality and customer service. Applying next-level technologies on smartphones and AIoT products, we are able to provide next-level experience to our consumers.
We have been operating in 61 markets globally, including China, India, Southeast Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa.
