For the second month in a row, Apple iPhones became the best-selling phones in China

As can be seen from the latest Counterpoint research figures, the report shows that Apple iPhones continue to live in China as the country’s most popular smartphone. According to the report released iPhoneApple They accounted for 23.6% of total smartphone sales in China in November (December-December 1400), which is a relatively good increase compared to the 22% in October 2021 (May to November). Have been allocated to themselves. Along چیکاو Be.

The figures also point to another point: Apple’s iPhones have maintained market leadership in China for two consecutive months. Chinese brand Vivo follows Apple with 17.8% market share and is the second best-selling phone in the country.

These impressive numbers, which are about the sales of Apple iPhones in the country, can be due to various reasons, one of the most important of which is the release of the iPhone 13 series, these new smartphones of this brand have been widely welcomed in China. The iPhone 13 Series offers improved cameras and much better photography performance, longer battery life, and several other innovations at the same price as the iPhone 12.

Other iPhone models have performed very well in China’s highly competitive local market, which has many local markets, and have been more popular than other brands and popular flagships. The increase in sales of Apple iPhones in November is not unrelated to the Singles Day in China during this month, when we saw mass sales. On this day, which is named for singles, as usual, and according to the trend every year, the sales of smart products, led by smartphones, increase greatly, followed by smart watches, tablets, laptops and other products in this category. They face great sales and dreams. Of course, on this day, the prices of goods also include unprecedented discounts, even astronomical ones, which have a great impact on the sales of these products.

Counterpoint research predicts that the Apple iPhone’s massive sales bubble is expected to burst from December or January 2022 (the second half of December to the first half of February 1400) and face declining sales. This could be because almost all older iPhone users may end up upgrading their devices or buying their favorite or favorite cell phone on a single day.

Counter Point also attributes the increase in sales of the Cupertino giant devices to the decline and problems of the former powerful company Huawei, which has examined the company’s revenue forecast much lower than expected. The company adds in its report that Huawei is unable to operate in the smartphone market due to US sanctions, and what is worse is that the company is not able to produce any smartphone equipped with the fifth generation of mobile communication network, ie 5G, and these cases It has made Huawei smartphone users look for other phones, which can be said that Apple smartphones have attracted these users more than other brands.

The report also responds to the fact that with the exception of Huawei, which has already grappled with destructive US sanctions and is now at the bottom of the smartphone market rankings, some others Leading Chinese brands such as Oppo, Xiaomi and Vivo have not escaped the harsh US sanctions regime, although the US austerity measures against these companies are not as severe as the Huawei sanctions that led to the collapse.

However, the overall performance of the fourth quarter so far shows that the Vivo brand has also been able to perform very well and acceptable, gaining about 23% of the smartphone market share of one of the leading companies in the very wide and attractive market. This product is in the homeland of China. Apple’s iPhones also rank fifth with about 13% of this market.

Although the full numbers for the fourth quarter have not been released yet, in general we can assume that sales of Apple iPhone smartphones have decreased slightly during this period. Apple also ranks third in the global mobile phone market, and Samsung, as in previous years, is the leader in this market and does not intend to hand over its dominance to another brand. Xiaomi also ranks second, with the company and Apple sometimes swapping places.