sells 18 million iPhone 12s in three months

Apple seems to have taken the pulse of a market as complicated as China, and as such, it can already boast of having sold more than 18 million iPhones there in the fourth quarter of 2020.

So many years later and with virtually all of the Chinese giants officially selling in our markets, the truth is that most of us have understood the enormous difficulty in conquering the mobile market in China, where neither one nor the other even Samsung has managed to outperform local manufacturers certainly benefited from the policy of the Beijing government.

Nobody doubts that in China, the king is Huawei, which already seeks 75% of Share in the market, although, as we read in GizmoChina, Apple executives can be more than happy, and that’s Cupertino maker hits unprecedented 20% of mobile sales in China in the fourth quarter of 2020. A feat.

Apple’s landing on the next generation of 5G connectivity has been a major success, and the iPhone 12 has triumphed relentlessly become the world’s best-selling 5G smartphone in just two weeks after its launch, or at least that’s what emerges from a Digitimes report which leaves Apple and its iPhone 12 in a very good place at least in China.

The iPhone 12, the last great success of the Cupertino factory.

Apple has sold more than 18 million iPhones in China in the past three months, well above expectations

All expectations were largely exceeded, with over 18 million iPhone 12 units sold in China in the fourth quarter of 2020, and taking into account that the latest models of Apple smartphones have always been out of stock in stores and with you wait between 5 days and several weeks to get them for supply issues.

In any case, 5G is a trend in China, and which Apple eventually adopted, gave them wings by dramatically increasing their market share, is gaining ground with local businesses and Huawei itself in his own house.

In a year of ups and downs, the first of 15 last to see the mobile industry fall, the truth is that Apple can brag about its numbers in China, even gaining ground with Huawei itself.

All in a year of ups and downs also in China, including the worldwide success of the industry, the first in fifteen years, and with sales severely weighed down in the first months by the pandemic, during which Apple only sold 500,000 iPhones in February.

In any case, the recovery was meteoric at the end of the year, with 225% growth for the apple manufacturer despite the domination of Huawei and the superlative photography of its Mate 40 Pro, and with some even better expectations for the first quarter of 2021… You will have to stand in line to buy Apple shares!

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