Samsung Leads Global Smartphone Shipments in Q2 2021

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Samsung topped global smartphone shipments in Q2 2021, with a total of 58 million units shipped.

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According to a Counterpoint report, Samsung dominated global smartphone shipments in Q2 2021. The South Korean brand shipped 58 million smartphones between April and June 2021.

This figure represents 18% of the total global smartphone shipments of 329 million units. However, this percentage is down approximately 4% compared to Q1 2021, which reached 22%.

Xiaomi secured second place, selling 53 million smartphones in Q2 2021. This equates to 16.1% of total global smartphone shipments.

The Chinese brand surpassed Apple, which shipped only 49 million smartphones in Q2 2021. Apple's market share was 15%, down 2% from the previous quarter's 17%.

OPPO and Vivo shipped 34 million and 33 million smartphones respectively. The shipment proportions for these two Chinese brands were 10.3% and 10.03%.

Shipments from other brands totaled 103 million units in Q2 2021, representing 31.3% of total global smartphone shipments.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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