The iPhone has set a Q2 record in the U.S. as overall market declines

The iPhone has set a Q2 record in the U.S. as overall market declines

The iPhone is setting records while new 5G devices struggle.

What you need to know

Apple has set a new quarterly iPhone record in Q2 of 2020.
It has shipped over 15 million iPhones in the United States.
The introduction of the iPhone SE grew Q2 market share to 47%.

The iPhone set a new record in Q2 2020 in the United States.

Reported by analytics firm Canalys, Apple shipped over fifteen million iPhones in the second quarter of this year, and sold 15% more of the iPhone 11 than last year's bestseller, the iPhone XR. The addition of of the new iPhone SE resulted in Apple taking a massive 47% market share in the second quarter as well.

Apple and Samsung accounted for seven out of every 10 devices sold, and Apple established a new domestic record in Q2, shipping 15.0 million iPhones. It shipped 15% more of its flagship iPhone 11 than last year's best-seller, the iPhone XR. With the launch of the iPhone SE, Apple's quarterly market share ballooned to 47%.

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