In the third quarter of 2026, Xiaomi's XRING processors, also known as Xuanjie, secured the third position in the Chinese Android smartphone market. According to AnTuTu data, these chips achieved a market share of 1.2%, surpassing Samsung Exynos, which holds 0.5%.
Qualcomm continues to lead the market with a 68.9% share, while MediaTek follows with 28.9%. Together, these two companies control 97.8% of the market. Other manufacturers account for the remaining 0.4% of the total share.
Qualcomm maintains a strong presence in the flagship and upper-midrange segments. MediaTek covers a broader range of devices, including budget models. Xiaomi's result is notable because the company primarily uses its own chips in its own devices, unlike its competitors.
