OnePlus is calling out the iPhone in India.
SuperSaf - https://www.youtube.com/supersaf
Article - https://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-smartphone-share-india-2018-948798/
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All right, we're here with Saf, also known as SuperSaf on YouTube
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Videos are made on YouTube by you. That's right, man. It's a good time, isn't it
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It is. It's the first time here in Toronto. We got to talk about the hot smartphone topics
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This is OnePlus going at Apple. The big dogs. With this tweet right here in which they say
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I dare you, small lowercase i, The caption within the image there
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Hey Siri, which is India's number one premium smartphone? It happens to be OnePlus
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Should we try? Give it a shot. I have an iPhone that I prepared at you. Let's see if they're telling the truth or lying
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Hey Siri, which is the number one premium smartphone in India? Here's what I found on the web for which is the number one premium smartphone in India
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It is, of course, the OnePlus. Oh, it is. Okay, cool. Like, what is a premium smartphone
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This states that OnePlus occupies 33% of the premium market in India
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Samsung 34 and Apple 23. I'm assuming that premium in India is somewhere around $500 and up
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Somewhere in that territory. iPhones are even more expensive than here though. Like from what I heard from the Indian followers I sure you have as well is that they have to pay like almost double what we have to pay The funny thing is if you shift the marketplace and you talk about North America
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then you don't talk about OnePlus as a premium. Yeah, it's kind of like mid-range
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We refer to it as mid-range. Something like this. Oh, yeah, the same in the UK, right
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A lot of people that don't live in India don't realize how successful OnePlus has been in India
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It's massive. Like whenever I put a OnePlus video up, and I'm sure you've had the same
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the response especially from the indian audience is massive like so here you can buy two oneplus
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potentially two oneplus 60s for the same price as an iphone over there i'm assuming you could
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probably buy like three right outfit the whole family exactly there's a reason that oneplus has
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had so much success in in india and elsewhere the idea of premium for less as opposed to it's a
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budget alternative. Like, you would only want a OnePlus device if you can't afford one of the others
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I think even if you compare the OnePlus to something which is stock Android, the Pixels
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for example, this still feels faster and smoother. I still prefer the speed and just the overall performance of OnePlus devices
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It's crazy what this brand has achieved, to be honest. To be on the spectrum of brands like Samsung and Apple who had such a head start in the Oh yeah Showcases how quickly things can change in the smartphone game and are changing Yeah To now at least having the conversation
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about what is the value for money. Like this is better for everyone
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because what does it end up doing? If they can bring that price point down, all of a sudden you have Samsung
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talking about the M stuff in India. They're going to have that other budget brand
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Apple's talking about being overpriced. Tim Cook said it recently. It's all good for the consumer competition
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is key, man. I've said this many times on my channel that when it comes to bang for buck
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OnePlus is the brand to go for. They come in straight away with a competitive price
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and you know what you're getting. And you can go in there, you can buy a phone and you will
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generally be pleased. It ticks most of the boxes for most people. OnePlus has been clever. Let's
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not discount the old model. Let's just crank out another one. You forget about a phone that was out
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in Feb when it's December, right? It's old news. Whereas if you have another version of it
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It gets people talking again. You want the fresh one. You want the fresh one. You want the new one
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And that's what everybody's talking about. They get the press coverage. They get us guys talking about it
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What OnePlus is doing is very smart. If Apple was interviewed, if they asked him
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he'd be like, what's OnePlus? I mean, just the fact that if you remember
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the OnePlus 6T event in Brooklyn, New York, Apple went in and had the iPad event an hour before It was kind of like all right we just going to crush you Like flicking a fly Yeah flicking fly or stepping on a net Yeah Now one thing to remember here is that a lot of people you know
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put value on brand affinity. Like, how does a brand make you feel
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How long have they been around? How trusted are they? We're sitting here talking about how amazing it is
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what OnePlus has accomplished in such a short period of time. It's important to note that they're not Samsung
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They're not Apple. They may never be. I think with OnePlus, if you ask somebody, oh, OnePlus
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somebody of my friends will be like, what? When you post a video, like the views that you get on a OnePlus video
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are not commensurate with the public perception of the brand. It gets similar views to a Samsung video
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But where are those views coming from? Well, they might be more globally distributed
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That's what I think it is because when I post something Samsung or Apple, like US and UK, right there
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But then OnePlus, it's a little bit varied. Like it's more international. So I think there are certain areas where OnePlus is a familiar brand
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If you have an iPhone, you're going to buy an iPhone. That's what I mean. We're so many generations deep into it
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Just getting out that ecosystem is too difficult for you. Whereas if you're somebody new and you're kind of looking around
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you're like, okay, maybe OnePlus is going to be an option for you in those markets
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