India is now a larger smartphone market than the US



China eclipsed the US as the largest smartphone market on Earth years ago, but now Americans can't even claim second place. Counterpoint Research estimates that India overtook the US to become the second-largest market, with 158 million phones shipping to the country in 2019.

from https://www.engadget.com/2020/01/25/india-now-second-largest-smartphone-market/
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