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Mobile Device Global Market Share Report

 

Pixalate’s Q4 2023 Mobile Device Global Market Share Report offers an in-depth analysis of mobile devices across significant global regions, including North America, Latin America (LATAM), and Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and Asia-Pacific (APAC).

Key takeaways:

  • Apple iPhone is the top device in North America with 68% SOV, maintaining its lead for more than two consecutive years
    • Also led SOV in EMEA (32%) and APAC 29%; was third in LATAM (19%)
  • EMEA SOV distribution is concentrated among Apple iPhone (32%),  Huawei (20%), and Samsung (17%) 
  • Samsung leads the LATAM market with 23% SOV, followed by Motorola (20%) and Apple iPhone (19%)

Download the full report to discover even more of our findings!

In addition, you will also get access to previous reports! 

Find out more in the press release
 

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