Top 10 Best-Selling Smartphones of 2019
An unexpected leader from Apple.
The analytics company IHS Market has published a report on global smartphone sales for the first half of 2019. Smartphones from Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and Oppo made it onto the list.
The sales leader in the first six months of 2019 was the iPhone XR, which many analysts had predicted would sell poorly after its presentation in September 2018. Apple sold 26.9 million units of this "budget" version of its flagship.
The second and third places were shared by Samsung smartphones: the Galaxy A10 and A50.
- iPhone XR — Apple — 26.9 million units;
- Galaxy A10 — Samsung — 13.4 million units;
- Galaxy A50 — Samsung — 12.0 million units;
- iPhone 8 — Apple — 10.3 million units;
- Redmi 6A — Xiaomi — 10 million units;
- Redmi Note 7 — Xiaomi — 10 million units;
- Galaxy J2 Core — Samsung — 9.9 million units;
- A5 — Oppo — 9.7 million units;
- iPhone XS Max — Apple — 9.6 million units;
- Galaxy A30 — Samsung — 9.2 million units.
In total, the list includes three Apple smartphones, four from Samsung, two from Xiaomi and one from Oppo.
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