ARRIS

ARRIS Market Overview

I need to verify whether ARRIS or its parent company is publicly traded before writing the overview.ARRIS is a brand owned by CommScope's parent, which was renamed and its ticker changed in January 2026. Since the exact current ticker attribution to the ARRIS brand is now complicated (COMM → VISN, with CCS/CommScope brand going to Amphenol), I'll omit the ticker to avoid guessing incorrectly, per instructions. According to Grips Intelligence, ARRIS generated an average in-store product price of $157.76 across offline channels tracked between January 1 and June 30, 2026, with performance measured across Amazon, Best Buy, and Office Depot; over this period, ARRIS revenue declined 21.6%, signaling notable softening in offline demand, while its average selling price edged down 1.0% to roughly $156.35. Grips Intelligence data shows revenue was heavily concentrated in two channels, with Amazon capturing a 53.3% share and Best Buy close behind at 44.2%, leaving Office Depot with just 2.0%. The steep revenue drop paired with only a marginal price decline suggests unit volume, rather than pricing, drove the contraction across the tracked offline channels.