The China skin care market size is valued at $24.09 billion as of 2025 and is expected to reach $37.49 billion by 2032, progressing with a CAGR of 6.52% between 2025-2032. China represents the world's second-largest skincare market, characterized by rapid growth driven by urbanization, rising dispos ...

This IDC Market Note discusses Nvidia's next specific chipset for China, which made a lot of noise in the market in the past month. "China is a market that semiconductor suppliers cannot ignore. Not only does it have massive domestic demand, but it also boasts vibrant AI model development and innova ...

Sustainability awareness is strong among Chinese consumers, with nearly 60% worried about climate change and taking action to make an impact such as reducing their food waste and plastic use. Over a third of consumers in the country are categorised as naturalists, and as concerns rise surrounding ar ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of mobile phones in China increased by 4% to 290 million units, a trend primarily driven by robust growth for smartphones. However, sales of feature phones continued to decline. This was particularly as the older population increasingly adopted smartphones to keep pace w ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of portable players in China experienced a significant decline, falling by 16% to 20 million units. Although all categories saw declining sales, this reduction was mainly attributed to the largest category, wireless speakers. Smart speakers in particular faced substantia ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of imaging devices in China fell by 4% to 1.9 million units. This decline was primarily attributed to rapid advancements in smartphone camera technology, which effectively meet the daily photographic needs of most consumers. Features such as multi-camera systems, high-re ...

In 2025, home video retail volume sales in China fell by 1% to 32 million units due to the sluggish real estate market, cautious consumers, and changing habits. However, the decline was insignificant, mitigated by several key factors. The State Council’s trade-in policy, aimed at eliminating CRT and ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of home audio and cinema in China fell by 3% to 6.3 million units. This decline was primarily due to the continuous enhancement of audio capabilities in smartphones, tablets, and laptops, which led an increasing number of consumers to prefer these portable devices for mu ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of wireless headphones in China saw an 11% increase to 132 million units, driven by significant technological advancements, diversified consumer demand, and a comprehensive price coverage strategy. Key technological improvements towards the end of the review period, such ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of consumer electronics in China continued to rise, driven by significant factors that reshaped consumer behaviour and market dynamics. As income levels increased and lifestyles evolved, consumer demand for consumer electronics became more diverse and sophisticated. Chin ...

In 2025, in-car entertainment in China experienced a notable retail volume decline, driven by the continuous enhancement of smartphone and tablet functionalities. Consumers increasingly favoured personal mobile devices for entertainment, which offered a broader range of options and greater flexibili ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of computers and peripherals in China grew by 2% to reach 52 million units. This modest yet significant growth was primarily driven by a series of government stimulus measures, which included trade-in programmes for consumer goods, and subsidies for digital products. The ...

In 2025, retail volume sales of wearable electronics in China increased by 20%, reaching 69 million units. This significant growth can be attributed to several key drivers. Heightened public health awareness and the explosion of post-pandemic health anxiety led consumers to prioritise chronic diseas ...