The Strategy Analytics mobile phone component technology service report “Smartphone Image Sensor Market Share in 2022 Q2: Demand Continues to Weaken” pointed out that the total global smartphone image sensor market revenue is 6.4 billion US dollars, shipments It was down 11% year-on-year.
Research by Strategy Analytics found that the smartphone image sensor market size will decline by 5% year-on-year in the first half of 2022. Sony Semiconductor Solutions topped the list with a 44% revenue share, followed by Samsung System LSI and OmniVision. Sony, Samsung, and OmniVision account for nearly 83% of the global smartphone image sensor market revenue share. In the multi-camera application of smartphones, the market share of image sensors for Depth and Macro applications dropped to 26%, while the market share of Ultrawide applications rose to 20%.
Jeffrey Mathews, Senior Analyst at Strategy Analytics, said: “Multi-camera adoption in the smartphone image sensor market has slowed due to declining smartphone demand and inventories in customers’ supply chains during this period. Developed large-size and high-resolution image sensor products, increasing its market share. In addition, Samsung continued to lead high-resolution demand by offering 200MP CIS products to customers, while Omnivision lost market share due to customer disruptions in China due to the outbreak. “
Stephen Entwistle, Vice President, Strategic Technology Practice at Strategy Analytics, added: “As demand momentum continues to be subdued, OEMs are expected to create opportunities in positioning smartphones with high-end and ultra-high-end imaging capabilities. Launching flagship smartphones with high-resolution cameras will Improve the smartphone image sensor market in the short term.”
