The best-selling smartphone in the world right now is not an Android device maker, but Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Smartphone sales statistics company Counterpoint has revealed the top-selling phones during the first quarter (January to March) of 2024.
According to the report, Apple’s most expensive iPhone dominated the world from January to March 2024.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max accounted for 4.4 percent of the overall market share during this period.
iPhone 15 came in second place with 4.3 percent market share, while iPhone 15 Pro came third with 3.7 percent market share.
Apple’s iPhone 14 is also on the fourth place with a market share of 1.9 percent.
The South Korean company’s Galaxy S24 Ultra came in at number 5 in the segment.
Interestingly, the inflation rate has been increasing worldwide for a long time and people’s purchasing power has been affected, but Apple’s iPhones are still the best sellers.
Earlier, iPhones dominated the top selling phones in the world during January to March 2023 as well.
In fact, during the first quarter of last year, the number one to four best-selling smartphones were manufactured by Apple.
During this period, the iPhone 14 Pro Max proved to be the best-selling smartphone in the world.
After that, iPhone 14 Pro was second, iPhone 14 was third and iPhone 13 was fourth.
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**Interview with Tech Analyst Alex Carter**
**Interviewer:** Welcome, Alex! It’s fascinating to see that Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max has become the best-selling smartphone, even amidst rising inflation and decreasing overall smartphone prices. Why do you think Apple continues to dominate the market, especially with such a pricey model?
**Alex Carter:** Thanks for having me! There are several factors at play here. First, Apple has built a strong brand loyalty over the years. Consumers associate the brand with quality, innovation, and a premium experience, making them more willing to invest in their products.
**Interviewer:** That makes sense. But considering economic downturns, do you think there’s a risk of Apple losing some of its customer base to cheaper alternatives?
**Alex Carter:** That’s a valid point. While it’s true that iPhones are premium-priced products, many consumers prioritize features and user experience over cost, especially for devices they use daily. However, if prices continue to rise or if economic conditions worsen significantly, we might see shifts in purchasing behavior.
**Interviewer:** Absolutely! This brings us to an interesting debate. Do you think consumers should prioritize brand loyalty to companies like Apple, or should they explore more cost-effective alternatives available in the market?
**Alex Carter:** It’s an intriguing discussion! On one hand, investing in a trusted brand can lead to better long-term satisfaction and reliability. On the other hand, the market is now flooded with affordable smartphones that offer impressive features. It ultimately depends on individual needs and financial situations.
**Interviewer:** Let’s get our readers involved! Do you think it’s wise to stick with premium brands like Apple in uncertain economic times, or should consumers consider switching to more budget-friendly alternatives? Share your thoughts!
