This was the best-selling smartphone of the second quarter of 2023, and yes, it is an iPhone.
And this is not the iPhone 14 Pro!
We recently learned which country sells the most iPhones. Now we have confirmed which is the best selling model of the device. But this time, there is an extra fact that surprises the company. In the first months after the launch of the iPhone 14, months later, if the entry models were not among the bestsellers, The iPhone 14 is back and actually became the best-selling smartphone of the second quarter of 2023..
According to statistics shared by Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC), the iPhone 14 had a higher global market share than the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max and was the best-selling phone in this period. The 6.1-inch iPhone had a revenue share of 15.3%.
From big favorite Apple
The second quarter of 2023 was 4% better than the previous quarter, also growing 1% year-over-year in OLED smartphone shipments. With the results, Apple took a 32% share, although it fell from 39% in the first quarter due to slower growth of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models as the iPhone launch approaches.
In addition to the involvement of the iPhone 14, iPhone 13 was the second best-selling OLED smartphone with 11.1% revenue in the second quarter. It narrowly outstripped the iPhone 14 Pro Max at 10.7%, followed by the iPhone 14 Pro with 9.2%.
Best selling OLED smartphones Q2 2023
Behind Apple, which took the first four places, there are iPhones, Samsung took second place with a 23% share, up from 26% in the previous quarter.and it did so with the Galaxy S23 Ultra, which posted a 5.2 percent revenue share.
I’m waiting for iPhone 15
As a novelty, the days of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are numbered. for weeks, attention turned to the arrival of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro MaxIt will be presented at the keynote speech scheduled for September. As for the reception, there are doubts. Some rumors suggest that the iPhone 15 will add special features that will cost more to manufacture, hence more expensive for consumers.
Source: i Padizate
