iPhone Users And Sales Statistics 2025

The iPhone continues to be a dominant brand in the smartphone market. As of 2025, the iPhone has maintained its position as one of the most sold smartphones with over 1.5 billion active users worldwide.

Since 2007, the iPhone’s journey has been one of constant evolution, with each new model bringing technological advancements and refined user experiences.

In this blog, we’ll explore the latest iPhone user and sales statistics in 2025. Let’s get into it, shall we?

iPhone Statistics 2025 – Top Picks

  • Around 30% of smartphone users worldwide use an iPhone.
  • iPhones own 57% of the smartphone market share in the United States.
  • In 2025, iPhone users worldwide are expected to cross 1.56 billion.
  • Since its 2007 release, Apple has sold over 2.6 billion iPhones globally.

How Many iPhones Are There?

There are 46 iPhone models released by Apple since the launch of the first iPhone in 2007. Over the years, Apple has continued to release new models, including the iPhone SE, Pro, Plus, and mini versions, each offering advancements in design, features, and performance.

Number of iPhones Users Globally

There are 1.56 billion iPhone users in the world as of 2025, which is almost 20% of the global population.

Year Number of iPhone Users
2025 1,560 million
2024 1462 million
2023 1364 million
2022 1265 million
2021 1231 million
2020 1042 million
2019 948 million
2018 888 million
2017 814 million
2016 710 million
2015 569 million
2014 442 million
2013 329 million
2012 206 million
2011 115 million
2010 60 million
2009 25 million
2008 10 million

How Many People Have iPhones?

  • In the United States, iPhones account for approximately 50% of all smartphone users, while 70% of smartphone users in Japan use an iPhone.
  • As the iPhone’s largest market, the U.S. houses one-fifth of the iPhone’s total number of active units worldwide.

(Source: Bankmycell, Statista)

iPhone Revenue Statistics

  • In Q3 2024, Apple’s iPhone revenue was approximately $39.3 billion. This represents a slight decrease from the revenue recorded in Q3 2023, which was $39.7 billion.Despite the decrease, Apple has maintained a relatively high level of iPhone revenue consistently, which indicates strong customer loyalty and the effectiveness of its ongoing product innovation strategy.Apple’s iPhone revenue tends to peak in Q4 of each fiscal year. This is due to new iPhone releases and holiday sales, after which there is typically a decline in Q1.

(Source: Statista)

  • Apple registered a revenue of $391.4 billion in 2024 which is a 2.02% increase from the previous year. Apple made its highest revenue in 2022 when the total reached $394.33 billion.
Year Apple Revenue
2012 $156.5 billion
2013 $170.9 billion
2014 $182.8 billion
2015 $233.72 billion
2016 $215.64 billion
2017 $229.23 billion
2018 $265.6 billion
2019 $260.17 billion
2020 $274.52 billion
2021 $365.82 billion
2022 $394.33 billion
2023 $383.29 billion
2024 $391.04 billion

Apple’s revenue has grown 4x over the past decade with the hardware segment remaining its most profitable division. Additionally, services like the iTunes Store, iCloud, and other digital offerings contribute significantly to the company’s revenue.

  • Apple India achieved a remarkable revenue of ₹67,121.6 crore for the financial year ending March 2024, marking a 36% increase from the previous year, primarily due to a surge in iPhone sales.

(Source: Statista, Livemint)

iPhone Market Share Globally

  • iPhones claim a 30% share of global smartphone users. This means 3 in every 10 smartphone users globally have an iPhone.

3 in every 10 smartphone users globally have an iPhone

Number of iPhone Users in India

Given that there are around 1.14 billion smartphone users in India and 4.1% of them use an iPhone, there are 46.87 million iPhone users in the country.

The growth is primarily due to Apple’s strategic focus on local manufacturing and retail expansion. Apple’s marketing efforts and deals on previous-generation iPhones have also contributed to this surge in market share.

(Source: Statista)

iPhone Market Share in The US

iOS has a steady market share of 58.81% in the United States.

iOS Market Share in the US

Year iOS Market Share
2009 57.90%
2010 38.31%
2011 38.33%
2012 49.48%
2013 52.79%
2014 52.30%
2015 50.85%
2016 53.19%
2017 53.89%
2018 54.82%
2019 55.23%
2020 59.54%
2021 58.58%
2022 56.74%
2023 58.10%
2024 58.81%

(Source: Counterpoint, Exploding Topics)

iPhone Market Share by Country

  • iPhones hold a dominant market share in several developed countries. In Europe, Denmark leads with 64% of iPhone users, followed by Norway at 62%. Canada (58%) and Australia (57%) hold a strong iPhone presence. These numbers suggest a significant preference for iPhones among these countries’ populations, outperforming Android and other mobile phone brands.

iPhone Market Share Worldwide

Country iPhone Market Share
Japan 65.88%
Denmark 64.04%
Norway 61.94%
Canada 57.84%
Australia 57.47%
United Kingdom 51.63%

(Source: World Population Review)

iPhone Market Share In Smartphone Shipments

  • iPhones have a 17.3% market share among total smartphone shipments as of the first quarter of 2024. iPhone shipments generally take a spike during the last quarter of every year as Apple unveils a new iPhone in September of every year.

Market share of iPhone sales worldwide 

iPhone unit shipments as share of global smartphone shipments

(Source: Statista)

Apple iOS Market Share

  • In Q1 2024, Apple’s iOS mobile operating system held approximately 20.7% of the global smartphone OS market share. This figure reflects a slight decrease from the previous quarter (Q4 2023) but represents a marginal increase compared to the same quarter in Q1 2023. In Q1 2023, the iOS market share was slightly lower than in Q1 2024 at 20.5%. This shows a year-over-year increase, indicating a steady demand for iOS devices despite fluctuations in market dynamics.

(Source: Statista)

iPhone Sales by Year

Over 2.82 billion iPhone units have been sold worldwide as of the first three quarters of 2024. The sales of iPhones peaked in 2021 when the iPhone 13 was released. The model gained popularity with its advanced features and 5G capability, leading to a record-breaking 50% year-over-year jump in sales.

iPhone Units Sold

Year iPhone Units Sold
2007 1.39 million
2008 11.6 million
2009 20.7 million
2010 72.3 million
2011 93.5 million
2012 125 million
2013 150.2 million
2014 169.2 million
2015 208.4 million
2016 211.8 million
2017 217.7 million
2018 231.2 million
2019 233.9 million
2020 216.7 million
2021 232.2 million
2022 231.3 million
2023 242 million
2024(up to Q3) 151.3 million
  • 1.39 million iPhone units were sold in the year of its release (2007).
  • In 2021, iPhone sales generated a revenue of $192 billion, a significant rise from $137 billion in 2020.
  • iPhone sales reached over 231 million units in 2023, marking a steady growth trajectory from around 40 million units in 2010.
  • During the initial quarter of 2024, Apple achieved a milestone by shipping approximately 50 million iPhone units. This figure signifies a strong start to the year and the lasting demand for Apple’s flagship product.

(Source: Statista, Apple Insider, Global Data, ARS Technica)

iPhone Sales in India

iPhone shipments in India are projected to reach 14 – 15 million units by 2025, with the potential to rank among the top 5 smartphone brands. As of Q3 2024, Apple secured the 6th position, closely following Xiaomi.

Apple is also set to launch the new iPhone 17 series which is set to increase the number of iPhone users and sales in India.

(Source: IDC)

iPhone Sales by Model

In 2023, the iPhone 14 sold the most, with shipments of 34 million units, closely tailed by the iPhone 15 Pro Max with over 33 million units shipped.

Model Highest Sold iPhone Units in 1 year
iPhone (1st Generation) 6.1 million (2007 to 2008)
iPhone 3G 25 million in 2008
iPhone 3GS 35 million in 2009
iPhone 4 50 million in 2010
iPhone 4S 60 million in 2011
iPhone 5 70 million in 2012
iPhone 5S 52 million in 2013
iPhone 6/6 Plus 222.4 million in 2014
iPhone 6s/6s Plus 174.1 million in 2015
iPhone 7/7 Plus 159.9 million in 2016
iPhone 8/8 Plus 124.7 million in 2017
iPhone X 63 million in 2017
iPhone XR 77.4 million in 2018
iPhone XS/XS Max 48 million in 2018
iPhone 11 102 million in 2019
iPhone 11 Pro/Pro Max 47.5 million in 2019
iPhone SE (2nd generation) 24.2 million in 2020
iPhone 12 series 100 million in 2020
iPhone 13 series 80 million in 2021
iPhone 14 & 14 Pro Series 29 million in 2022
iPhone 14 Pro Max 34 million in 2022
iPhone 15 Pro 21 million in 2023
iPhone 15 17 million in 2023

(Source: Business Insider, Hindustan Times, Counterpoint, Wikipedia)

iPhone Usage Statistics

  • The iPhone boasts over 1.36 billion active users globally, making it the most popular single smartphone brand.
  • The trending app category in the App Store is Navigation with a 104.5% conversion rate.
  • Google is the most popular non-gaming iPhone App publisher, whereas X-Hero is the leading gaming app by downloads worldwide.
  • In the first quarter of 2023, iOS apps were downloaded 8.6 billion times, contributing to a yearly total of 32.6 billion downloads.
  • On average, a user spends 40 hours on his iPhone per week which is similar to 40 hours of a work week.
  • iPhone is the most owned Apple device (88%), followed by iPad (73%), Apple Watch (58%), and Mac laptop/ desktop (50%).
  • 92% of all iPhones run either the most recent iOS 16 (72%) or the preceding iOS 15 (20%).

(Sources: Enterprise Apps Today, MS Power User, Statista)

Apple Revenue Breakdown

  • iPhone (52.33% Revenue): The iPhone remains Apple’s largest revenue generator, driven by strong sales of the latest models, including the iPhone 15 series. The continuous innovation in camera technology, performance, and design keeps the iPhone highly popular among consumers.
  • Services (22.23% Revenue): This segment includes revenue from the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, AppleCare, and other subscription services. The growth in services revenue is attributed to the expanding ecosystem of digital content and services, as well as increased adoption of subscription-based models.
  • Wearables, Home, and Accessories (10.40% Revenue): This category covers products like the Apple Watch, AirPods, and HomePod. The popularity of these devices, especially the Apple Watch and AirPods, has contributed significantly to this segment’s growth.
  • Mac (7.66% Revenue): Mac sales continue to be strong, supported by the introduction of new models with Apple’s M1 and M2 chips, which offer improved performance and efficiency.
  • iPad (7.38% Revenue): The iPad remains a key product for Apple, with consistent demand from both consumers and educational institutions. The versatility and performance of the iPad, along with the introduction of new models, help maintain its market presence.

(Source: Apple)

Android Phone Vs. iPhone Market Share

  • In the first quarter of 2024, Android held its position as the leading mobile operating system globally, capturing a 70.7 percent market share. Its nearest competitor, Apple’s iOS, accounted for 28.5 percent of the market during this period.
  • In the US, iPhone has a 58.81% market share, while Android has a 40.81% market share.
    The market share of iOS and Android in the USA has seen fluctuations due to several factors. Apple’s consistent innovation, strong brand loyalty, and ecosystem integration have helped maintain and slightly increase its market share. On the other hand, Android’s diverse range of devices caters to various price points, which also keeps it competitive.

iOS Vs. Android Market Share in The US over the years

Year iOS Android
2009 57.90% 6.16%
2010 38.31% 18.71%
2011 38.33% 35.32%
2012 49.48% 40.63%
2013 52.79% 39.25%
2014 52.30% 42.58%
2015 50.85% 46.42%
2016 53.19% 45.20%
2017 53.89% 45.23%
2018 54.82% 44.73%
2019 55.23% 44.51%
2020 59.54% 40.27%
2021 58.58% 41.11%
2022 56.74% 42.94%
2023 58.10% 41.46%
2024 58.81% 40.81%

(Source: Statista, StatCounter)

Interesting iPhone Facts

The iPhone has revolutionized communication, entertainment, and work, becoming integral to modern life. As we explore 2024, the iPhone continues to surprise and impress with its technology and design. From its inception as Steve Jobs’s “computer in a book” vision to the latest iPhone features, here are some interesting facts to highlight the iPhone’s impact on the smartphone industry.

  • What percentage of phones are iPhones?
    As of 2024, iPhones occupy 23% of the global smartphone market share. This percentage reflects the proportion of iPhones to all smartphones from various vendors in the market.
  • How many iPhones are sold in a day?Apple sold 231.8 million iPhone units, which means around 635,068 iPhones were sold daily in 2023.
  • How many iPhones are sold per year?In the year 2023, Apple shipped 231.8 million iPhones worldwide.
  • How many iPhones have been sold since 2007?over 2.6 billion iPhones have been sold worldwide since its launch in 2007.
  • What is the percentage of iPhone users in the US?As of 2024, the percentage of smartphone users in the United States using an iPhone is 61.3%. This significant market share reflects the strong preference for iPhones in the US, which is around triple the global market share of iPhone users (23%).
  • When did iPhones come out?The first iPhone was announced by Steve Jobs on January 9, 2007, and it was released on June 29, 2007.
  • What is the most recent iPhone?The most recent iPhone models are the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. These models were announced in September 2023 and come with various new features and improvements.
  • How much is the iPhone 1?The original iPhone, released in 2007, was priced at $499 for the 4GB model and $599 for the 8GB model. Today, it’s considered a collector’s item, and prices can vary significantly based on condition and whether it’s still in its original packaging.

Shaoni Saha

Shaoni is a whimsical wordsmith, who writes with her imagination and creativity. She enjoys exploring and learning new things and cuddling with her cats.


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