Restrictions on movement in China held up production of new iPhones, but the US tech giant still managed to secure 46% of all high-end phones sold in the second quarter, a new report says. A woman walks past an image of an iPhone 13 Pro at an Apple Store in Beijing. Photo: Reuters.
Apple’s iPhone accounted for almost half of China’s high-end smartphone sales in the second quarter, according to a Counterpoint Research report released on Wednesday, the South China Morning Post reported.
The US tech giant was China’s leading premium smartphone provider, followed by China’s Vivo, the report said. Hefty iPhone 13 sales helped lift Apple’s market share to 46%, it added, up from 43% a year earlier.
Read the full report: South China Morning Post.
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