Samsung dominates the sale of tablets in Spain, followed by Apple

Today we have had access to an interesting graph that reviews the leading brands in Tablets in Spanish territory during Q2. We already know that Samsung and Apple They are the clear dominators when it comes to the sale of mobile devices, however, these data allow us to imagine a map of consumer preferences within our borders, are you interested in seeing which manufacturers stand out? Here you have all the information.

We know that when it comes to mobile platforms, Spain is Android territory, and this is also the case in the tablet segment, where Samsung it is imposed as the dominant firm. Only in one of the weeks shown in the graph Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), he managed to beat the South Koreans, precisely in one of the periods when the market was less active.

Samsung, Apple and the low cost, in the first positions

With Samsung as the first power and Apple as the second, a good number of firms dedicated to devices appear in their wake low cost. On the one hand, we have bq, a brand of extraordinary reputation whose products have attracted the consumer since its inception in the market. Now that the Fnac It markets the tablets of the Spanish manufacturer under its own brand, the impulse is even greater.

On the other hand, following bq, there are many other brands that perhaps few readers are aware of, or whose name may sound vaguely familiar to them. Most are responsible for the typical equipment that has been found good distribution chains and is sold in the electronics section of large stores, or can even be obtained through promotions or collectible coupons in the newspapers.

Other big brands seek to occupy a relevant niche

To find another reputable firm, you have to go down to eighth place, where it is located Asus. To a large extent, the sales of this brand come from its association with Google when making the Nexus 7. Acer, Sony or HP are also listed although somewhat further back. It remains to be seen whether new forays into the sector of firms such as LG o Nokia (y perhaps HTC) manage to stir the situation a bit and overcome the barrier that low-cost manufacturers make up.