On January 13, according to Counterpoint Research data, Apple maintained the position of the first smartphone sales and revenue in China for six consecutive weeks. After the release of the iPhone 13, Apple ranked first in China and has been in the lead for most of the time since.
In Apple's iPhone 13 series, the basic model accounts for the highest proportion of sales, more than half; followed by the iPhone 13 Pro Max and iPhone 13 Pro.
The data shows that the first sales of the iPhone 13 series in China exceed the sales of its predecessors. With the release of the iPhone 13, Apple's sales in China occupy the first position, and except for the brief period of Singles' Day, it has maintained the first position. This success was also accompanied by the strong performance of the iPhone 12, contributing to the growth of Apple's overall sales.
Commenting on the outlook, Research Director Tom Kang said: "So far, Apple's only real competitor in China is Huawei, which is now facing serious production problems due to US sanctions. Apple is likely to continue to maintain high levels in China until other competitors catch up in brand and quality. ”
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