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- 1iPhone 18 Pro China launch week sales up 12%▼Apple iPhone 18 Pro sales rise 12% in China launch week - Counterpoint
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro sales in China rose 12% during its launch week compared with the prior model's debut, according to research firm Counterpoint. The gain points to solid early demand in one of Apple's most competitive markets, where the company has faced pressure from domestic brands like Huawei.
- 2iPhone 18 Pro China Launch-Week Sales Up 12%▼Apple iPhone 18 Pro China Launch-Week Sales Rise 12%, Counterpoint Says
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro recorded a 12% rise in launch-week sales in China compared with the previous model, according to research firm Counterpoint. The early figures suggest solid demand for Apple's newest flagship in one of its most competitive markets, where the company has faced pressure from local brands such as Huawei. Analysts will watch whether the strong start holds beyond the initial launch period.
- 3Apple Seen Selling 6 Million Foldable iPhone Duos in 2026▼Apple Will Sell 6 Million iPhone Duos in 2026, Counterpoint Says
Research firm Counterpoint forecasts that Apple will sell 6 million units of the rumored foldable iPhone, referred to as the iPhone Duo, in 2026. The figure, reported by Bloomberg, suggests a limited initial rollout for Apple's first foldable device. No further details on pricing, timing or regional availability were given.
- 4Apple tipped to sell 6 million iPhone 17 Duos this year●Apple likely to sell 6M iPhone Duos this year, Counterpoint says (AAPL:NASDAQ)
Counterpoint Research projects Apple will sell about 6 million iPhone Duos this year, an unusually high figure for a premium dual-device bundle that has drawn investor attention. Analysts see the estimate as a sign of strong demand and could nudge expectations for Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) quarterly sales.
- 5iPhone 18 Pro sales up 12% in China launch week●iPhone 18 Pro Series Sales Up 12% YoY in Launch Week in China as Apple Takes #1 Spot
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series reportedly saw sales rise 12% year-on-year during launch week in China, helping the company claim the number-one spot in the market. The figures, from Counterpoint Research, suggest strong early demand for the new Pro models in one of Apple's most competitive regions.