According to a report shared by Francisco Jeronimo, vice president of global data analysis agency IDC, in the first quarter of 2022, the UK smartphone market grew by 3.1% year-on-year to 4.9 million units. .
Among them, Apple and Samsung handed in 80% of sales and 89% of sales. For the first time, Google has squeezed into the Top 5 of the UK market.
Apple and Samsung currently hold 48.4% and 31.9% shares, which means that one in every two smartphones sold in the country is likely to be an iPhone, and one in every three phones may be a Galaxy phone.
Apple and Samsung are still leading the UK market, with shipments of 2,393,100 and 1,576,100 units, respectively, in the quarter, while Google shipped about 163,900 units in the first quarter of 2022; Nokia shipped 210,700 units, and OPPO shipped 210,700 units. 205,900 units of goods.
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