Sentences with phrase «global wearables market»

Global wearables market to grow 17 percent in 2017, 310 million devices sold, $ 30.5 billion revenue: Gartner (TechCrunch)

The Fitbit Iconic didn't sell as some people expected it to and Apple is now officially back at the number one spot in the global wearables market with its highly popular Apple Watch.

The global wearables market grew 7.3 % year - over-year, figures for the third quarter of this year show, and that's down to smart devices.

The global wearables market reached a new all - time high as shipments reached 33.9 million units in the fourth quarter of 2016, with Fitbit leading as it shipped 6 million units.

Per Strategy Analytics «latest report on the state of the global wearables market, Apple has asserted its dominance as far as market share is concerned and is now at the top of the heap thanks to its Apple Watch.

For several years, it was the clear leader in wearables, but its transition to smartwatches has been bumpy: the Fitbit Ionic didn't sell as well as expected, and Apple has now slid back into the top spot in the global wearables market.

Data from Statista shows that the global wearables market is likely to grow to over $ 53 billion, demonstrating that consumers are ready for new connected devices.

Overall, the global wearables market will grow over 65 % to reach 219.4 million shipments in 2022, up from an estimated 133 million in 2018.

Taiwan - based Industrial Economics and Knowledge Center predicts the global wearables market will reach $ 20.6 billion by 2018.

Not exact matches

These companies are all vying for a piece of the global healthcare wearables market, which is projected to be worth more than $ 612 billion globally by 2024, according to Grand View Research.

The latest market research report by Technavio on the global classroom wearables technology market predicts a CAGR of over 41 % during the period 2018 - 2022.

It currently is in the lead in the global wearables business, with a 21 percent market share.

This 22 per cent rise saw Xiaomi capture 17.1 per cent market share, making Chinese technology company overtaking Fitbit and Apple in the global wearables segment.

«A significant addition to our smartwatch portfolio, we drew inspiration from classic watch manufacturers to offer consumers a premium timepiece,» said Younghee Lee, executive vice president, global marketing and wearable business, mobile communications business, Samsung Electronics.