During Q3, 2026, Samsung became the top smartphone brand in India, followed by Vivo and Oppo
India’s smartphone shipments fell 20% in Q3 2026 as sub-Rs 20,000 shipments declined 47%. Samsung led the market with 17% share, followed by Vivo and OPPO.
Samsung commanded a 17% share of shipments in Q3, according to Counterpoint. Omdia estimates that the South Korean electronics maker shipped 6.7 million units
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