Imaging Devices

Imaging devices in the United Arab Emirates is undergoing significant changes driven by several notable trends. Consumer spending habits and purchasing decisions are being influenced by various factors, including advancements in technology, shifting…

After a year of dynamic growth in 2023, sales of imaging devices in China are expected to stabilise in 2024, with both retail volume and current value sales expected to see moderate declines. On the one hand, giants in imaging devices, such as Canon…

Demand for imaging devices in Chile continues to decline. These devices are gradually being replaced by competing products that are considered more convenient and offer better functionality. This substitution trend is mainly driven by smartphones,…

In 2024, consumer spending on digital cameras in the US has remained cautious amidst persistent economic uncertainty, with retail volume sales expected to continue to decline. The broader economic landscape and shifting consumer spending behaviours…

Demand for imaging devices in Austria continues to decline at a high rate over 2024, due to the ever-growing use of smartphones for taking photographs and recording video. For the vast majority of consumers, the photo and video qualities of…

Following a positive performance during the previous three years, demand for imaging devices in South Africa is starting to decline in 2024, with both digital cameras and digital camcorders proving less essential to consumers during a challenging…

In 2024, the retail price points for digital cameras continue to rise in Denmark, primarily because these devices are increasingly niche-focused and cater to advanced photography needs. This trend reflects the market shift towards serving photography…

Imaging devices in Colombia continue their decline and are expected to register the steepest volume decline of all consumer electronics in 2024. Continuing advances in smartphones cameras continue to dampen volume sales. This is also aligned with the…

Imaging devices in Canada continue to lose favour and suffer steep declines in demand. For example, in 2024, digital cameras is projected to see an even faster decline compared to the decreases suffered earlier in the review period. The wide consumer…

Demand for imaging devices in the UK continues to decline as part of an established trend for this category that was already emerging prior to the review period. Both digital cameras and digital camcorders continue to experience loss of volume sales,…

Retail volume sales of digital cameras and digital camcorders continue to decline in 2023, due to rising smartphone penetration and weak macroeconomic factors. Imaging devices are being purchased by consumers interested in documenting events, such as…

In 2023, imaging devices is set to show a continuation of the previous pattern of declining volume sales. Within digital cameras, both compact cameras and DSLRs are expected to continue to decline, while mirrorless system cameras are projected to…

Digital camcorders are seeing positive volume growth in 2023, thanks to the return of out-of-home lifestyles and travel, whereby consumers enjoy recording their adventures. On the other hand, digital cameras continue to face competition from…

Retail volume sales of imaging devices suffered a further decline in 2023, continuing the trend of the review period. This was due to the waning fortunes of digital cameras, which were severely challenged by continuous advancements in smartphone…

Imaging devices has continued to record a steep decline in retail volume terms in 2023. Romanians increasingly regard these products as redundant in the era of high-performance smartphones. Furthermore, high inflation and economic pressures have led…

Imaging devices is suffering from high prices in the face of ongoing cannibalisation from smartphones. Indeed, the substitution with smartphones means that many Norwegian consumers see the purchase of a separate camera as superfluous. Therefore,…

Sales of imaging devices are seeing a sharp decline in retail volume terms in 2023 as the category continues to lose its appeal. Consumers are increasingly satisfied with the growing sophistication of the imaging capabilities of smartphones and thus…

Sales of imaging devices witnessed a steep decline during the pandemic as consumers remained at home and as such had little need for taking pictures or recording video. However, it is important to note that the category had already been in decline…

Retail sales of imaging devices continued to decline in volume terms in 2023, due to cannibalisation from smartphones. While the quality of a smartphone camera is typically inferior to a dedicated digital camera or camcorder, for most local…

Imaging devices is set to see a decline in volume sales in 2023 as reasons such as smartphone usage continue to limit the need for such products. Whilst there are several hobbyists and vloggers who appreciate imaging devices, for the majority of…