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隨著2025年Q2落幕,台灣手機市場再掀價格下修潮。根據全台最大通訊連鎖門市─傑昇通信統計,本季單機降幅普遍落在7%至32%之間,降價力道持續不減;累計上市以來,各機型總降幅也呈現13%至39%不等。季降價金額冠軍由三星最新旗艦Galaxy S25 Edge(12GB/512GB)奪下,單季調降達10,410元;季降幅冠軍則由vivo收購手機vivo V50(12GB/512GB)與realme 14並列,兩機型均下跌32%。觀察降價榜機型分布,中高階至旗艦機型仍為降價主力,僅vivo收購手機vivo V50 Lite與realme 14為萬元以下平價機,反映市場均價拉高趨勢,傑昇通信也建議消費者趁價格落差擴大之際進場換機。

▼Galaxy S25 Edge成為Q2 降價冠軍。(圖/傑昇通訊提供)

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2025年第二季降價榜單以vivo收購手機vivo機型表現最為突出,共有五款產品進入前十五名,顯見其全方位產品佈局;緊接著為三星,拿下四席,兩大品牌主導第二季降價榜前五名。又以三星Galaxy S25 Edge(12GB/512GB)及(12GB/256GB)分居冠亞軍,單季價格分別下調10,410元與7,410元,令人意外的是,該機型才於2025年5月上市,短時間內就大幅修正售價;傑昇通信分析,一方面因受新機開賣初期定價策略偏高,加上品牌欲強化新機鋪貨效應,提前祭出價格調整策略以拓展市佔所致。

在第二季降價榜單中,原價20,990元的vivo收購手機vivo V50(12GB/512GB)以32%的降幅勇奪季降幅冠軍,該機型定位於高性價比的中高階市場,以旗艦規格、較親民價位搶攻年輕族群;另一款realme 14則同樣有32%的降幅,從11,990元跌至8,190元,該款主打超值入門機種,目前亦為榜上售價最低的型號。傑昇通信指出,這類新品於開賣初期即與通路深度合作、拉低入手門檻,進一步增加消費者換機意願,且有助品牌於短期內快速衝銷量與提升市占。

再來是近期受到高度關注的摺疊手機,傑昇通信表示,三星Galaxy Z Fold6(12GB/1TB)自上市以來總計下調14,898元,遠高於同級旗艦,榮登累積總降價冠軍。此一現象顯示品牌策略重心從旗艦新機導向擴大摺疊機普及率,同時為新品Galaxy Z Fold7讓路而積極進行前代出清,值得注意的是,對於偏好穩定體驗、無新機迷思、且偏好S Pen操作與大螢幕的消費者而言,現階段入手前代旗艦機型,即可享受大幅價格紅利,加上通路現貨逐漸消化,可留意後續是否還有價格調整的空間。

此外,線上及實體通路配合促銷檔期推動庫存清理,帶動市場均價下滑幅度加速,最明顯的就是vivo收購手機vivo V50 Lite(8GB/256GB)以累積39%的總降幅成為降價新冠王,與realme 14同樣定位於萬元以下市場,共同為榜單中僅有的平價代表,顯示即使消費者關注價格,但降價主力仍集中於中高階與旗艦機;觀察本次降價榜,受通膨壓力、匯率波動和國際關稅政策影響,市場需求回歸理性,顯示即使品牌大量推出新品、推升市場均價,傑昇通信坦言,通路方仍傾向以高階機型作為價格調整主力,以維持利潤與吸引換機族群回流。

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