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Mobile Devices

Summary

The opportunity to earn high margins from the sale of handset accessory products is becoming an increasingly attractive proposition, not ...

The opportunity to earn high margins from the sale of handset accessory products is becoming an increasingly attractive proposition, not only for OEMs, ODMs, distributors, and retailers, but also for handset vendors and mobile operators as well. Memory cards, protective cases, decorative elements, Bluetooth headsets, cradles, chargers, scratch protectors, batteries, and wired accessories provide a large volume opportunity.

Handset vendors are realizing that accessories can contribute to increasing sales and extend the product cycle of their high-end devices and mobile operators are finding that accessories can lead to higher ARPUs as they provide better comfort, convenience, and user experiences of mobile services. Handset accessories provide handset vendors and mobile operators further opportunities in brand building and promotion, as well as in expanding their product offerings.

Coverage

In-box Accessory Shipments by Region and Country
In-box Accessory Wholesale Revenues by Region and Country
Aftermarket Accessory Shipments by Region and Country
Aftermarket Accessory Revenues ...

In-box Accessory Shipments by Region and Country
In-box Accessory Wholesale Revenues by Region and Country
Aftermarket Accessory Shipments by Region and Country
Aftermarket Accessory Revenues by Region and Country
Media Tablet Accessory Shipments, Revenues, and ASPs by Segment,
Aftermarket Charger Shipments by Type
Handset Battery Technology Share
Handset Memory Capacity, Embedded and Memory Card

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Mobile Device Accessories

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Research Modules

Smart Accessories: Expanding the Reach of Mobile Device Intelligence

Presentation | Q2 2013 | PT-1014
Mobile Accessories

Market Data | Q2 2013 | MD-ACC-155
Wireless Charging Solutions

Technology Analysis | Q2 2013 | AN-1187
Wearable Computing Technologies

Technology Analysis | Q1 2013 | AN-1422
Smart Accessories

Technology Analysis | Q1 2013 | AN-1385

Archived Research

Mobile Handset Accessories

Aftermarket and In-Box Accessory Segments

Research Report
Mobile Accessories

OEM and Device Segment Attach Rates

Survey
Charging Technologies for Portable Devices

Inductive, Conductive, Solar, Kinetic Energy, and Fuel Cells

Research Report
Mobile Phone Accessories Purchasing Behavior

2010 US Consumer Mobility Survey

Survey
Mobile Device Accessories: Consumer Purchasing Trends and Channel Analysis

2009 International Consumer Survey Results

Survey

Insights (11)

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Jeff Orr - 31 Oct 2012

Experience Insight
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Michael Morgan - 15 Mar 2012

Product Insight
O2 Is Thinking out of the Box about Chargers

Michael Morgan - 14 Mar 2012

Company Insight
Tizen as an Android Alternative is Only Half its Value

11 Oct 2011

Product Insight
Can Cancer Help Sell Bluetooth Headsets?

Michael Morgan - 21 Jun 2011

Market Insight
Low Compromise in Low-end Smartphones

31 May 2011

Market Insight
Apple Owners Are Happy, But What about the Handset Case Industry?

Michael Morgan - 08 Sep 2010

Insight
Smartphone vs. "Dumbphone" Users

14 Jul 2010

Insight
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Dominique Bonte, Dan Shey, Michael Inouye - 26 Jan 2010

Insight
What Will Be Left for Windows Mobile 7 When It Arrives?

06 Oct 2009

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17 Aug 2009

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