Motorola Xiaomi Oppo Vivo Samsung smartphone designs are outsourced except apple

Its design matters a lot for any smartphone. Attractive design attracts the user. Many users give a lot of importance to the design of smartphones, they want a good looking smartphone. But do you know that most of the famous smartphone companies do not design their devices themselves! Yes, for big smartphone companies, third parties do the work of designing their phones.

A shocking thing has come to light in a report that except Apple, almost all the companies get their phones designed from third parties in which Motorola is at the forefront. Counterpoint A report has been issued by. Counterpoint Research says that there is a large amount of outsourcing of smartphone design in the industry. Smartphone manufacturing companies depend heavily on external firms for their designs. Motorola is at the forefront here whose 90% smartphones are designed externally.

Xiaomi is in second place here. 78% of the company’s smartphone devices are designed through third parties. At the same time, Vivo is at number three, whose 52% smartphones are designed by third parties. The report says that this trend will continue in future also. The outsourced smartphone design industry registered a growth of 6 percent in the first half of 2024.

The influence of Chinese brands is believed to be behind this growing trend. Chinese smartphone maker companies offer phones in low budget. Among these, low-budget and midrange smartphones are very popular, in which the features along with design are attractive. Huawei is also a big name in this list, whose 44% phones are designed by third parties. At the same time, 40% of Honor’s smartphone designs are outsourced, and 39% of Oppo’s phones are designed externally.

Apple and Samsung stand out here. Apple designs all its smartphones itself. Whereas 22% of Samsung phones are designed externally which is much less as compared to other companies. This trend of the company is said to be decreasing further. Samsung’s market share has declined in the lower and midrange smartphone segment.