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Refurbished iPhones gain popularity in India as new smartphone prices rise; iPhone 13, 14 and 15 lead demandIndia's refurbished smartphone sector is booming as shoppers lean towards affordable options. With skyrocketing prices on new models, older...- Online mobile sales may not ring loud this NavratriIndia's smartphone market is experiencing a sharp decline in sales during the festive season. Recent data indicates a 16% year-on-year drop...
- Refurbished electronics go mainstream as organised retailers expand beyond value buyersIndia's refurbished electronics market is growing rapidly with organized players. Stronger quality standards and warranties are attracting ...
- Price hikes push buyers towards refurbished smartphones and laptopsIndia's refurbished device market will significantly outperform new sales this year. Rising memory costs are pushing up prices for new smar...
- Refurbished mobile market to shrink on short supply in 2025After years of double-digit growth, India's organised second-hand smartphone market is projected to decline in 2025 due to a shortage of tr...
- Second-hand becomes first choice as Indians go bargain hunting for 5G devicesThe rising demand for refurbished smartphones in India, driven by the expansion of 5G networks, has led to a surge in sales, particularly f...
- Refurbished smartphones buck falling sales trend this festivalRefurbished smartphone sales are growing significantly due to increased demand for affordable premium devices, particularly 5G handsets in ...
- Recommerce platforms trying to expand beyond smartphones face challenges"The fact remains that smartphones are still a very large category on its own, and all of them combined, will remain minuscule compared to ...
- Refurbished phones in better demand as price hurts new"Considering the growth of the secondary market, consistent initiatives by the players, and consumers being more aware of refurbished optio...
- High smartphone prices fuel demand for refurbished smartphonesCounterpoint Research estimates growth for the refurbished phones market to grow 13% on year this year, compared with 25% in 2021. The rese...
- Big handset makers may discontinue sub-Rs 5k modelsThe Chinese handset-maker has around 40% share in the entry-level category, while Indian brands — Lava and Micromax — together hold less th...
- Refurbished smartphones market set to grow by 27% in 2 years as new players join the segmentGrowth rates have been high, if not similar, for others as well. Nakul Kumar, cofounder of Cashify, said sales grew three-fold over last ye...
- Around 40% Indians want to change mobile phones within a year: StudyAround 40% people want to change their mobile phones within a year of purchase and almost that many Indian consumers are open to buying ref...
- You can soon buy a refurbished iPhoneThree senior industry executives said bulk of the refurbished handsets sold by these companies will be Apple’s iPhone followed by flagship ...
- Flipkart to sell refurbished smartphones soonThe company plans to sell popular brands such as Lenovo, Motorola, Samsung’s ‘On Series,’ Panasonic, Micromax and Sony Xperia.
- Now, Amazon India launches store for used and refurbished gadgetsAlong with smartphones, the e-commerce major is also offering refurbished tablets and laptops with a minimum warranty of 6 months.
- Samsung plans refurbished smartphone programme by next yearAs growth in global smartphone market hits a plateau, Samsung wants to maximise its cost efficiency and keep operating margins above 10 per...
- Amazon India to sell refurbished phones from Samsung and XiaomiAmazon.in has started a pilot to sell brand-refurbished smartphones from popular brands like Samsung and Xiaomi to begin with.
- Sale of refurbished and ‘unboxed’ mobile phones picking up in IndiaChinese smartphone maker Xiaomi received an overwhelming response to its first online sale of refurbished and ‘unboxed’ Red Mi 1S devices i...
- In a first for Indian market, China's Xiaomi sells unboxed, refurbished Red Mi 1SThe trend of buying refurbished devices is fast catching up in India, one of the fastest growing smartphone markets in the world.
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