Overview
Counterpoint Research's US Smartphone Channel Share Tracker analyzes monthly smartphone sell-through in the US by model, OEM, sales channel, and price band. It also looks at OEM performance and carrier promotions. The report covers 14 carrier, retail, and direct channels: Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Spectrum, Xfinity, Cricket, Metro by T-Mobile, Boost Mobile, Verizon Prepaid, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, Amazon, and OEM online stores.
What the Full Report Will Cover
- US Smartphone sell-through volumes by model (in millions)
- US Sales by channel, showing where each model was sold
- Device specs, including display size, chipset, and battery capacity
- Wholesale and retail prices by handset
- Price band analysis
- OEM performance insights
Who Should Read This
- Strategy, sales, and product teams at smartphone OEMs
- Carriers and retailers benchmarking their channel share
- Semiconductor companies tracking chipset sell-through
- Financial analysts and investors covering the US smartphone market
Key Questions the Report Answers
- Which smartphone models and brands are selling best at US carriers and retailers?
- How is US smartphone channel share shifting between carriers, retailers, and OEM online stores?
- How are US smartphone sales changing by price band?
- Which chipsets are gaining share in US smartphone sell-through?
- How can investors track US smartphone sales before quarterly earnings?
Published date: November 2026