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Apple iPhone Model Sales Tracker by NAND Flash Capacity – December 2020

Overview:

This is a short report that shows Global Apple Model Variation level sales data of December 2020.

In December 2020, iPhone 12 Pro Max 128GB came in first and iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB followed with narrow difference. The Pro Max models recorded higher sales volume compared to the previous month due to the first full month sales and the effect of festive season in December. iPhone 12 128GB, which had the highest sale sin the previous month, took third place this month.

Excluding the new models which are 12 series, iPhone 11 64GB was the ninth place with the highest sales.

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

Author: Yeree Yoon

Published Date: January 2021

Global Handset Top 300 Models Sales – December 2020

This report offers handset sales data by model for the month of December 2020. Sales units of the global top 300 handset models are provided out of the 4,000+ global models sales during the month. Model sales are provided by brand and key specifications of each model on a sell-through basis. Sell through sales implies sales to end users. All major brands are included.

  • Models are provided by the model variant not the family model.
  • The top 300 models include 68 Samsung models, 45 Xiaomi models, and 20 Huawei models in December. The number of Xiaomi models in the Top 300 increased by 15% compared to the previous month. Oppo and Vivo also listed 35 and 29 models respectively in top 300 handset.
  • Key specifications offered: display size, resolution and type, camera count and pixel, memory size and type, SoC and bettery
  • Price data also provided (price is global sell in ASP when product launched).
  • Global sales means the sum of sales in 60+ countries that Counterpoint tracks.
  • Brands covered: Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, realme, Sony, Nokia HMD, Motoroloa, LG, Alcatel, Tecno, iTel, Wiko, Vsmart, Sharp, OLLA, Lava, Fujitsu, Fairphone and CAT 

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

 

Author: Minsoo Kang

Published Date: January 2021

Global Top 100 Handset and Smartphone Brands – December 2020

Overview:

This is a short report that shows the top 100 brands of global handsets and smartphones each month with their sell-through numbers. This data is divided by region(Global, USA, China and others)



In December 2020, all market except for China showed strong demand in sell-through.

Apple reached its highest ever one-month sales in Dec 2020 driven by the new iPhone 12 series upgrade cycle. Sales for Apple grew 10% month on month and 27% year on year in December. The sales grew across all regions. One of the reasons for this was the late launch of the 12 series, which pushed some of the sales to December compared to last year. December has also been traditionally the best month for Apple drive by the year end tentative season sales.

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

Author: Minsoo Kang

Published Date: January 2021

Apple iPhone Model Sales Tracker by NAND Flash Capacity – November 2020

Overview:

This is a short report that shows Global Apple Model Variation level sales data of November 2020.

In November 2020, iPhone 12 128GB came in first from the previous month and iPhone 12 64GB followed with narrow difference. The iPhone 11 64GB, which has been in the first or second place for several months, has come down to seventh this month.

Among the top 5 models, all models were filled with 12 series. 

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

Author: Yeree Yoon

Published Date: November 2020

Global Handset Top 300 Models Sales – November 2020

This report offers handset sales data by model for the month of November 2020. Sales units of the global top 300 handset models are provided out of the 4,000+ global models sales during the month. Model sales are provided by brand and key specifications of each model on a sell-through basis. Sell through sales implies sales to end users. All major brands are included.

  • Models are provided by the model variant not the family model.
  • The top 300 models include 67 Samsung models, 39 Xiaomi models, and 27 Huawei models in November. The number of Huawei models in the Top 300 has declined over the past 4 months. Oppo and Vivo also listed 34 and 28 models respectively in top 300 handset.
  • Key specifications offered: display size, resolution and type, camera count and pixel, memory size and type, SoC and bettery
  • Price data also provided (price is global sell in ASP when product launched).
  • Global sales means the sum of sales in 60+ countries that Counterpoint tracks.
  • Brands covered: Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, realme, Sony, Nokia HMD, Motoroloa, LG, Alcatel, Tecno, iTel, Wiko, Vsmart, Sharp, OLLA, Lava, Fujitsu, Fairphone and CAT 

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

 

Author: Minsoo Kang

Published Date: December 2020

Global Top 100 Handset and Smartphone Brands – November 2020

Overview:

This is a short report that shows the top 100 brands of global handsets and smartphones each month with their sell-through numbers. This data is divided by region(Global, USA, China and others)



In November 2020, sell through demand improved compared to last month in regions like US and China as the shopping season began.

Apple captured over one-fifth of the global smartphone market as its sales increased 55% month on month and 20% year on year, driven by the new iPhone 12 series. Samsung's market share declined to 19% in November as sales declined 3% year-on-year and 5% month-on-month. Xiaomi held its market share, however, sales for Xiaomi declined 2% month-on-month.  

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

Author: Minsoo Kang

Published Date: December 2020

Apple iPhone Model Sales Tracker by NAND Flash Capacity – October 2020

Overview:

This is a short report that shows Global Apple Model Variation level sales data of October 2020.

In October 2020, iPhone 12 128GB came in first as soon as it's launched and iPhone 11 64GB followed with narrow difference. IPhone SE 2020 64GB, which was 1st rank last month, fell to 4th place this month.

Among the top 5 models, two iPhone 12s, two iPhone 11s and one SE 2020 model were included, representing a healthy portfolio. 

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

Author: Yeree Yoon

Published Date: November 2020

Global Handset Top 300 Models Sales – October 2020

This report offers handset sales data by model for the month of October 2020. Sales units of the global top 300 handset models are provided out of the 4,000+ global models sales during the month. Model sales are provided by brand and key specifications of each model on a sell-through basis. Sell through sales implies sales to end users. All major brands are included.

  • Models are provided by the model variant not the family model.
  • The top 300 models include 74 Samsung models, 35 Xiaomi models, and 30 Huawei models in October. The number of Huawei models in the Top 300 has declined over the past 3 months. Oppo and Vivo also listed 30 and 27 models respectively in top 300 handset.
  • Key specifications offered: display size, resolution and type, camera count and pixel, memory size and type, SoC and bettery
  • Price data also provided (price is global sell in ASP when product launched).
  • Global sales means the sum of sales in 60+ countries that Counterpoint tracks.
  • Brands covered: Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, realme, Sony, Nokia HMD, Motoroloa, LG, Alcatel, Tecno, iTel, Wiko, Vsmart, Sharp, OLLA, Lava, Fujitsu, Fairphone and CAT 

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

 

Author: Minsoo Kang

Published Date: November 2020

Global Top 100 Handset and Smartphone Brands – October 2020

Overview:

This is a short report that shows the top 100 brands of global handsets and smartphones each month with their sell-through numbers. This data is divided by region(Global, USA, China and others)



In October 2020, Samsung share increased 1% MoM but declined 1% YoY in October. The volumes are mainly driven by A Series. The M series also continues to do well in India along with the newly-launched online-centric F-series. Among its flagship models, The Note 20 Ultra also did well for Samsung, however S20 series sales slowed a bit.

Apple sales increased 44.4% month on month as iPhone 12 series sales started. Compared to last year, sales declined as new iPhone 12 was only available in the latter half of October and the Pro Max and Mini models not available until November. The delay of the iPhone launch has affected the overall growth of the global smartphone market in October. Huawei’s market share continues to decline and reached 11% in October. Due to supply issues, there has been a lack of new model launches from Huawei, which is also affecting its growth.

The report is provided in an Excel file. The main data sources are worldwide distributors and channel partners, as well as public data sources available to Counterpoint. Please enquire for more information.

Author: Minsoo Kang

Published Date: November 2020

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