Apple iPhone Sell-in vs Sell-through and ASP 2026Q2
Overview
Counterpoint Research uniquely tracks both sell-in and sell-through of mobile handsets in the market, giving a broader perspective of the market dynamics. This report covers quarterly sell-in vs sell-through of Apple iPhone models along with average selling price (ASP). The report provides global iPhone shipment and sales by quarter helping clients to understand the demand/supply scenario for the individual models. In Q2 2026, iPhones shipments increasing 13% YoY, supported by resilient premium demand and stronger contribution from the latest generations.
What the Full Report Will Cover
- Quarterly global sell-in and sell-through performance for Apple iPhone models, along with ASP trends
- Model-level shipment and sales performance to track demand across different iPhone generations
- Comparison of sell-in versus sell-through to assess inventory movements and demand-supply dynamics
Who Should Read This
- Smartphone and Apple industry professionals tracking iPhone demand and channel dynamics
- OEMs, component suppliers and supply-chain teams monitoring Apple’s production and inventory trends
- Distributors and channel partners evaluating inventory and sell-through conditions
Key Questions the Report Answers
- How are iPhone sell-in and sell-through trends evolving across quarters?
- Which iPhone models are driving shipments and consumer sales?
- Where are sell-in and sell-through diverging, and what does this indicate about inventory levels?
Category
Industry
Semiconductors
Service
Market Outlook Standard, Apple 360
Report Type
Report
Time Period
Quarterly
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Author
Shilpi Jain
Shilpi is a Senior Analyst with Counterpoint Research, based out of Gurgaon. She has more than 9 years of work experience in consulting and market research field. She closely tracks mobile devices and ecosystem at Counterpoint and led various research and consulting projects. She holds a Master's in Business Administration from Fore School of Management, specializing in Finance, and a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Daulat Ram College, Delhi University.