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Samsung Galaxy S8 Is World's Best-Selling Android Smartphone in Q2
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Apple shipped 16.9 million iPhone 7 units and 15.1 million units of the iPhone 7 Plus. Rounding out the top five selling phones was Xiaomi’s Redmi 4A, with shipments of 4.5 million.
The two Apple phones combined for a total market share of 8.9%, and the two Galaxy phones nabbed 5.3% of the global market.
The data were reported Wednesday morning by research and consulting firm Strategy Analytics.
Senior Analyst Juha Winter said:
The iPhone 7 remains the world’s most popular smartphone model overall, due to a compelling blend of user-friendly design, extensive supporting apps, and widespread retail presence for the device.
Executive Director Neil Mawson added:
Samsung’s Galaxy S8 has instantly become the world’s most popular Android smartphone model, due to its attractive curved-screen design, a rich portfolio of software apps, and best-in-class retail distribution across dozens of countries.
Xiaomi’s Redmi 4A took a 2% share, based on its position as the fourth-largest smartphone vendor in China and the second-largest in India. Strategy Analytics noted that Xiaomi is selling a large volume of devices through online channels in those countries and elsewhere.
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