Not a very helpful analysis, due to chip inflation. The threshold for low-priced phones should increase with chip inflation, from $200 in 2025 to $250 or $300 in 2030. Low-priced phone are not 'disappearing' but rather increasing in price to to chip inflation.
Nearly 230 million smartphones priced under $200 could disappear from the market by 2030. Counterpoint Research forecasts a 40% decline in the lowest-priced segment, even as the global smartphone market grows to 1.2 billion units.