Counterpoint Research analysts said that Apple is likely to break the previous record for iPhone sales in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, that is, in the fall-winter of 2020.
How to write the analysts, in October and November 2020 the global smart phone sales fell compared to 2019, but only slightly. This is a good result considering the six-week delay in the release of the new iPhone 12 line. Plus, there is a possibility that there will be a spike in sales of new Apple smartphones in December.
Analysts believe the new iPhone 12 will drive global shipments growth across all iPhones. Most of the record sales will come from the American, Chinese, Japanese, Indian and European markets.
“We see a combination of factors driving iPhone sales worldwide,” analysts said. Among these factors is support for 5G.