Consumer electronics lithium battery prospects
On the afternoon of March 31, 2016, the 'OFweek2016 China Lithium Battery Industry Technology Seminar' hosted by OFweek China's high-tech industry portal and undertaken by OFweek Lithium Grid was grandly held in the Conference Hall, Hall 1, Pazhou International Purchasing Center, Guangzhou. Many lithium battery 'big coffee' gathered together to discuss the development dynamics and future trends of the industry. Lian Tingting, a senior analyst at OFweek's Industry Research Center, delivered a speech entitled 'Consumer Electronics Lithium Battery Industry Development Status and Future Trends'.
Starting from 2015, smartphones have gradually entered the replacement period, and the trend of slower growth has been established. In 2015, the domestic mobile phone market sold 518 million units, a year-on-year increase of only 3%. With the gradual decline in the growth rate of mobile smart terminals, what development trend will the current consumer electronics lithium battery market face? What development trend will there be in the future? In response to these issues, Lian Tingting, a senior analyst at OFweek's Industry Research Center, delivered a speech entitled 'Consumer Electronics Lithium Battery Industry Development Status and Future Trends'. She systematically introduced the development background and market status of lithium batteries. With the evolution of mobile terminals, the form of lithium batteries has also changed. From small to large, lithium batteries have gradually adapted to the needs of the market.
Data can most intuitively show the development of the industry. Lian Tingting analyzed the current situation of the consumer electronics lithium battery market through data. At present, notebook computer shipments are showing negative growth, tablet computers Shipments are shrinking, and the growth rate of smartphone shipments is slowing. Only the wearable device and drone markets continue to increase the demand for lithium batteries.
Speaking of the future of lithium batteries, Lian Tingting believes that there are two major development trends: one is technological innovation, such as fast charging technology and research and development of new technologies to improve battery life; It is to open up a 'new continent.'
