India’s tablet market fell 32% in H1 2025, driven by a sharp drop in commercial demand, IDC reports. Samsung led with 41% share, while Apple and Lenovo gained ground in the growing consumer segment.
The premium tablet segment grew 41% YoY. Meanwhile, 5G tablets captured 43% of the market.
China's Lenovo Group 0992.HK, the world's largest maker of personal computers (PCs), reported stronger-than-expected earnings on Thursday, with revenue returning to growth after five quarters of decline amid a post-COVID-19 slowdown.
Revenue rose to $16.69 billion in the quarter ended March 31 from $15.63 billion a year earlier, below an average analyst estimate of $17.36 billion drawn from 9 analysts.
Of the 72.9 million units, HP regained the top spot (after losing ground in Q1), with 18.1 million client PCs, registering a 24.8 per cent market share. Lenovo followed HP with 17.4 million units and 23.9 per cent market share
Lenovo took a 24.4% market share in PCs during the quarter, ahead of rivals HP Inc and Dell Inc
Chinese smartphone makers led by Xiaomi and followed by Vivo, Oppo, Realme, One Plus and Lenovo have made steady inroads in the domestic market in India and command more than half the share
Within a period of four years, the company has not only built a reputation for itself but also made way to the very top of the ranking-list.
After being aggressive in the entry-level segment and gaining market share, Lenovo has managed to rise to be the No. 2 smartphone brand by value in India with 9.1 per cent market share.
Ajit Sivadasan, Vice President and General Manager for Global Web Sales and Marketing at Lenovo, says digital advertising helps the company to differentiate from its rivals.
Lenovo has launched two variants of the device - 20.3 cm and 25.4 cm models that are priced at Rs 22,999 and Rs 28,999, respectively.





