The top ten smartphones that ‘sold the most' in the first three months of 2021 around the world
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According to the Counterpoint Research Global Handset Model Tracker, Q1 2021, Apple's iPhones dominated the best-selling models list in terms of volume and value.
Counterpoint Research issued its Q1 2021 Global Handset Model Tracker. “Global smartphone revenues crossed the $100 billion mark in Q1 2021, setting a first-quarter record, driven by flagships, which grabbed the majority of the earnings,” according to the research firm. It also named the ten smartphones that sold the most in the first quarter of 2021, according to its data. There are both flagships and budget phones on this list of the top ten best-selling phones. The names are as follows:
1. Apple iPhone 12
Apple iPhone 12
model was the highest selling smartphone in the world during the first
quarter of the year 2021 (Q1-2021). It made for 5% of the total
smartphone sales globally in Q1
2. Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
The most expensive of the current lineup, the iPhone 12 Pro Max, came in second in global smartphone sales.
3. Apple iPhone 12 Pro
The third-highest selling smartphone was again from Apple, an iPhone 12 Pro.
4. Apple iPhone 11
The 2019’s most affordable iPhone ranked fourth on the list. iPhone 11
5. Xiaomi Redmi 9A
The first Android phone on the list of top-selling phones globally for Q1 2021 was the Xiaomi Redmi 9A
6. Xiaomi Redmi 9
The sixth most selling smartphone in the world for 2021 too was a Xiaomi phone, Redmi 9.
7. Samsung Galaxy A12
At No. 7 the highest-selling phone is a Samsung Galaxy A12
8. Xiaomi Redmi Note 9
Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 came in 8th as the most popular phone of Q1 2021.
9. Samsung Galaxy A21s
The second Samsung phone on the list standing at number 9 is a Samsung Galaxy A21s
10. Samsung Galaxy A31
Finally, at number 10, it is the 3rd Samsung phone (Galaxy A31) to appear on the list of the most selling smartphones in the world of Q1 2021.
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