The smartphone market continues to rise as consumers are increasingly enjoying big screen phones

According to a survey, smartphone users, large screens or phablets, make the smartphone market skyrocketing.

Market watchers said Wednesday that the global smartphone market is expected to be stable if growth in Over the next few years, as consumers become more popular with larger screens or phablets. A report prepared by research firm IDC says phablets with screen sizes larger than 5.5 inches (14 centimeters) There are 40% of smartphones that sell 1.5 billion units in 2017, and phablets will go up more. Halfway in 2019.

According to research firm IDC, the overall smartphone market is slipping to about 3%, which will drive upward sales. To 1.7 billion by 2021. But growth is due to larger screens, with a 5.5-inch display or smaller display. Down. IDC analyst Ryan Reith says that in 2012, phablets had only 1% of smartphone shipments and now This, they are approaching 50% of the market after a few years.

"Subscribers continue to use video games, games, social networks and other storage apps on their smartphones," he said. Decided to buy large and feature phone smartphones. IDC says actual iPhone buyers are in the report, with a larger screen iPhone with 41% of sales. 2017 and 50% or more by 2018.

At the same time, big screen smartphones and trendy smartphones entering the market will boost smartphone prices. Research manager Anthony Scarsella says there is no doubt 2017 is the year with a new smartphone Finally, the smartphone market.

Samsung's latest smartphones, Apple Google, LG and others have pushed the price of the new smartphone to $ 850. Even though smartphone prices have increased, consumers are willing to buy the latest smartphones in the pocket. . The average smartphone price is expected to rise to $ 317 by 2021, up from $ 282 in the year. 2016.

IDC estimates that the market share for Android smartphones will be 85.1% this year and it will show up. From the general market over the next few years, with 86.3% by 2021. Apple's market share is estimated to be 12.8% in 2017 and is seen Down to 14.6% by 2021.