The World's Best Selling Smartphone Brand

The World's Best Selling Smartphone Brand - Countless how many smartphone brands now exist in the world market. Starting from the American to Asian manufacturers. Then those who carry a single camera to more than one camera. Well, this time we will present a list of the best-selling smartphone brands in the world starting in 2017 which has been summarized from several sources. What are you doing? Check it out here:

1. Apple

As is known, when the 4th quarter of last year began, Apple released 3 new smartphones, namely the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X. Since the release of the three smartphones, Apple has officially become the best-selling smartphone brand in the world with a market share percentage of 19.2 percent. .

Several sources noted iPhone sales reached 77.3 million in the final quarter of 2017.

2. Samsung

Had perched for 3 consecutive quarters since the beginning of 2017, in fact Samsung had to be knocked out by Apple in the last quarter of last year. From the monitoring, as many as 74.1 million units of Samsung smartphones were sold, or the equivalent of 18.4 percent which made it narrowly less than Apple.

3. Huawei

In third position is still occupied by Huawei, which is the defending champion with a market share of 10.2 percent, equivalent to sales of 41 million smartphone units. Quite a lot compared to the 2 tech giants above it.

4. Xiaomi

Previously, Xiaomi was ranked 5th as the best-selling smartphone brand in the world. However, at the end of last year, this smartphone intensively spread its wings by launching various new series smartphones at affordable prices until finally in the last quarter it was able to get rid of OPPO which was in 4th position previously.

A total of 28.1 million units of Xiaomi brand smartphones were sold in the market, or the equivalent of 7 percent. This is different from the previous percentage where it only pocketed 3.3 percent of the market share.

5. Oppo

In the last quarter of 2017 yesterday, Oppo had to be willing to go down one rank, namely in 5th place with a percentage of 6.8 percent or the equivalent of sales of 27.4 smartphone units. Pretty thin with Xiaomi's sales figures.