Initial Global Sales of Apple iPhone 18 Pro Higher than 17 Series – Counterpoint Research
- Global sales of Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series in the first three weeks after launch were 3.1% higher than the iPhone 17 Pro series over the same period a year ago, according to Counterpoint Research.
- China saw sales rise 29% from a year earlier, the strongest market growth, as price increases on rival Chinese Android flagship models boosted demand for Apple's new phones.
- United States and Japan sales fell 4% and 27% respectively from a year earlier, with Apple consumers citing few meaningful improvements in features or design to justify higher prices.
- The iPhone 18 Pro Max accounted for 56% of sales within the Pro series, marking a slight decrease from 57% recorded last year.
- Excluding China, global sales growth would have been far weaker, according to Counterpoint Research, which noted a mixed start for the new models across international markets.
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iPhone 18e Could Get Two Key Upgrades While Keeping 60Hz Display
Apple's upcoming iPhone 18e model will retain a 60Hz display but could gain an upgraded front-facing camera, according to the leaker known as "Digital Chat Station." In a new post on Weibo, the leaker said that the device will feature a 6.12-inch OLED display using low-temperature polycrystalline silicon (LTPS) technology, the A20 chip, and a single 48-megapixel rear camera. They were less definitive about the front-facing camera, saying it coul…
While the new iPhones garnered interest in China, sales declined in the US and Japan. China largely drove the global growth of the iPhone 18 Pro series in its first three weeks, while the Pro Max's share of sales decreased. Price increases weakened demand in both markets, and US consumers saw no significant innovation in the new models. 🚆
New leak suggests Apple is planning to launch the iPhone 18e with a 60Hz display and the new A20 chip. The post iPhone 18e specifications leaked; Apple still insists on a 60Hz display appeared first on Digiato.
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