iPhone 11 was the subject of controversy with the design of its rear camera when it was first introduced in 2019. The new design, which has radical lines for the brand, received great criticism from the vast majority of brand lovers. The general view was that this design was rather ugly, while the brand side said it was revolutionary for a unique look for the new iPhone series.
Although the model did not get a positive reaction in terms of design, it met the expectations in terms of sales and the iPhone 11 was the best-selling model with 18 million shipments for the 2020 Q1.
iPhone models accounted for 10% of phone sales in the first 3 months of 2020
Among the top 10 mobile phones sold in the first quarter, 3 models of the iPhone 11 series were also included. In total, iPhone 11, Pro, and Pro Max made 10% of total mobile phone sales, with a sales figure of 25 million worldwide.
3 out of every 4 phones sold in the world are Samsung or Xiaomi
When we look at the rest of the list, we see the names of the two brands.
China's rising value Xiaomi is in second place with Redmi 8 series, while Samsung is in the top 10 with 4 models.
Here is the full list of the bestseller models of 2020's first 3 months;
iPhone 11 – 18 million
Redmi Note 8/8T – 8 million
Galaxy A51 – 6 million
Galaxy A10s – 5 million
Redmi Note 8 Pro – 5 million
iPhone 11 Pro Max – 4 million
Galaxy A20s – 4 million
Galaxy 01 – More than 3 million
Redmi 8A – 3 million
iPhone 11 Pro – 3 million
Unique mobile phone users rose 2.5% in the first quarter of 2020
According to We Are Social and Hootsuite data, mobile phone usage increased by 2.5% compared to April 2019. This percentage is numerically equal to 128 million. This means that 3 out of every 4 people worldwide use phones.
Coronavirus triggers our dependence on phones
During the epidemic, both phone sales and usage rates showed that our commitment to the phone is increasing day by day. Smartphones, which have become more functional than most computers, are increasing the area they occupy. What do you think about the future of mobile phones? Write in the comments, let's discuss.
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