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iPhone Duo Expected to Sell Six Million Units by End of 2026

  • Counterpoint Research projects Apple will sell about 6 million units of the inaugural iPhone Duo this year, marking the first estimate for the company's entry into the foldable smartphone segment.
  • Priced between $1,999 and $3,199 depending on storage, the iPhone Duo sits atop Apple's lineup and carries industry-wide hopes for stoking greater interest in foldable phones.
  • Market researcher IDC estimates the foldable sector will grow 13% to 22.9 million units shipped in 2026 with Apple's contribution to this expansion.
  • Introduced alongside the Duo this month, Apple's iPhone 18 Pro family secured 33% of China's smartphone arena, bucking a 17% year-on-year market decline.
  • Counterpoint senior analyst Ivan Lam noted sales success is contingent on production capacity, though price hikes exceeding $200 on Chinese flagship models have strengthened the iPhone's relative value proposition.
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Apple's first folding iPhone is close to reaching stores, but production will be proving to be a challenge. New information points to a target of six to eight million units in 2026, with difficulties in mounting and supplying components conditioning the manufacturing pace. Apple wants to prepare between six [...]

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Counterpoint Research estimates that Apple could sell about six million units of its first folding iPhone before the end of the year. The result will depend mainly on the company’s ability to quickly increase its production. In Chile, the iPhone Duo starts at $2,499,990 and will reach stores on October 23.

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Apple must market about six million units of iPhone Duo, its first smartphone with a folding screen, according to projections released by Counterpoint Research. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.

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