List of best-selling mobile phones

The Nokia 1100 (shown here) and 1110 are the best-selling handsets.

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are the best-selling smartphones.

This is a list of best-selling mobile phones . The best-selling mobile devices are the bar phone Nokia 1100 and Nokia 1110, released in 2003 and 2005, respectively. Both models have sold over 250 million units. The best-selling touchscreen phones are the Apple iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, both released in 2014. Together, they have sold over 222 million units. The best selling flip phone is the Motorola RAZR V3, released in 2004. It sold over 130 million units. The best-selling slider phone is the Samsung E250, released in 2006. It has sold over 30 million units.

Of the 115 phones on the list, Samsung sold the most models, with 37. Nokia has 27 models, including four of the top 10. Apple has 16 entries on the list, including the six best selling touchscreen phones, which comprise the remainder of the top 10.

Combined, all mobile phones have shipped 26,309,115,000 units worldwide between 1992 and 2020, and 28,900,614,000 units between 1992 and 2022.

Top-selling mobile phones

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

See also: Largest electronics industry sectors

Manufacturer	Model	Form factor	Smartphone?	Year	Graph (million units)
Nokia	1100	Bar	No	2003	250 [4] [1] [5]	250
Nokia	1110	Bar	No	2005	247.5 [4] [1] [6]	247.5
Apple	iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus	Touchscreen	Yes	2014	222.4 [7]	222.4
Nokia	105 series	Bar	No	2013	200 [8]	200
Apple	iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus	Touchscreen	Yes	2015	174.1 [9] [10] [11] [12]	174.1
Apple	iPhone 5S	Touchscreen	Yes	2013	164.5 [7]	164.5
Nokia	3210	Bar	No	1999	161 [1] [6] [13]	161
Apple	iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	159.9 [11] [14] [15] [16] [17]	159.9
Apple	iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	159.2 [18] [19] [20]	159.2
Apple	iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	151.1 [21] [19]	151.1
Nokia	6600	Bar	Yes	2003	150 [4] [1]	150
Nokia	1200	Bar	No	2007	150 [4] [1] [6]	150
Nokia	5230	Touchscreen	Yes	2009	150 [4] [1] [6]	150
Samsung	E1100	Bar	No	2009	150 [4]	150
Apple	iPhone 5	Touchscreen	Yes	2012	146.2 [7]	146.2
Nokia	2600 (2610/2626/2630)	Bar	No	2004	135 [4] [1] [6] [5]	135
Motorola	RAZR V3	Flip phone	No	2004	130 [4] [6]	130
Nokia	1600 (1650/1661)	Bar	No	2005	130 [4] [1] [6] [5]	130
Nokia	3310 (3330)	Bar	No	2000	126 [4] [1] [6] [22]	126
Apple	iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus	Touchscreen	Yes	2017	124.7 [23] [19] [16] [24] [25]	124.7
Apple	Apple iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	100 [18]	100
Nokia	1208 (1209)	Bar	No	2007	100 [4] [1] [6]	100
Nokia	1280	Bar	No	2010	100 [26]	100
Nokia	6010 (6020/6030)	Bar	No	2004	75 [4] [6] [5]	75
Samsung	Galaxy S III and Galaxy S III Mini	Touchscreen	Yes	2012	70 [27]	70
Samsung	Galaxy S4	Touchscreen	Yes	2013	70 [28]	70
Nokia	5130 (5220/5310)	Bar	No	2007	65 [4] [6]	65
Apple	iPhone X	Touchscreen	Yes	2017	63 [29]	63
Apple	iPhone 4S	Touchscreen	Yes	2011	60 [4] [6] [30]	60
Motorola	StarTAC	Flip phone	No	1996	60 [4] [6]	60
Motorola	C200	Bar	No	2003	60 [6]	60
Motorola	C139	Bar	No	2005	60 [30]	60
Samsung	Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	55 [31]	55
Nokia	3100 (3120)	Bar	No	2003	50 [6]	50
Nokia	6230 (6233/6234)	Bar	No	2004	50 [6]	50
Apple	iPhone 4	Touchscreen	Yes	2010	50 [30]	50
Nokia	6300	Bar	No	2006	47 [32]	47
Samsung	Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge	Touchscreen	Yes	2015	45 [33]	45
Nokia	N70 (N72/N73)	Bar	Yes	2005	45 [30] [5]	45
Samsung	Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+	Touchscreen	Yes	2017	41 [34]	41
Samsung	Galaxy S II	Touchscreen	Yes	2011	40 [6]	40
Samsung	Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ and Galaxy S10e	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	37 [35]	37
Samsung	Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	35.4 [19]	35.4
Nokia	2650	Flip phone	No	2004	35 [6]	35
Apple	iPhone 3GS	Touchscreen	Yes	2009	35 [6]	35
Huawei	P20, P20 Pro and P20 Lite	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	32 [36] [19]	32
Samsung	Galaxy A10	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	30.3 [19]	30.3
Samsung	E250	Slider	No	2006	30 [30]	30
LG	KP100	Bar	No	2008	30 [37]	30
Samsung	Galaxy Note II	Touchscreen	Yes	2012	30 [38]	30
Nokia	5200 (5300)	Slider	No	2006	30 [5]	30
Xiaomi	Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	30 [39]	30
Apple	iPhone 12 Pro Max	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	29 [18]	29
Samsung	Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	28 [40]	28
Samsung	Galaxy S	Touchscreen	Yes	2010	25 [41]	25
Samsung	Galaxy Grand Prime Plus	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	24.2 [19]	24.2
Samsung	Galaxy A50	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	24.2 [19]	24.2
Apple	iPhone SE (2nd generation)	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	24.2 [42]	24.2
Samsung	Galaxy A51	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	23.2 [42]	23.2
Samsung	Galaxy A20	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	23.1 [19]	23.1
LG	Chocolate VX8500	Slider	No	2006	21 [43] [44] [45] [46]	21
Nokia	2100	Bar	No	2003	20 [47] [13]	20
Xiaomi	Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	20 [48]	20
Huawei	P30 and P30 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	20 [49]	20
Samsung	Galaxy A21s	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	19.4 [42]	19.4
Samsung	Galaxy A02	Touchscreen	Yes	2021	18.3
Huawei	Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2017	17 [50]	17
Huawei	Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	17 [49]	17
Samsung	Galaxy A01	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	16.9 [42]	16.9
HTC	ThunderBolt	Touchscreen	Yes	2011	16 [30]	16
Huawei	Mate 9	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	15.8 [50]	15.8
Samsung	Galaxy A11	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	15.3 [42]	15.3
Samsung	Galaxy J2 Core	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	15.2 [19]	15.2
Nokia	5610 XpressMusic	Slider	No	2007	15 [5]	15
Nokia	5800 XpressMusic	Touchscreen	Yes	2008	15 [5]	15
Nokia	E71 (E72)	Keyboard bar	Yes	2008	15 [5]	15
Sony Ericsson	K300 (K310)	Bar	No	2004	15 [30] [51]	15
Sony Ericsson	K750	Bar	No	2005	15 [30]	15
Sony Ericsson	W800 (W810)	Bar	No	2006	15 [30] [51]	15
Research in Motion (RIM)	BlackBerry Pearl	Bar	Yes	2006	15 [30]	15
Xiaomi	Redmi Note 9 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	15 [42]	15
Samsung	Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 Ultra	Touchscreen	Yes	2021	13.5 [40]	13.5
Motorola	Droid Bionic	Touchscreen	Yes	2011	13 [30]	13
LG	Cookie (KP500)	Touchscreen	No	2009	13 [52] [53]	13
Huawei	Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	12 [54]	12
Samsung	Galaxy S22 Ultra	Touchscreen	Yes	2022	10.9 [55] [56]	10.9
Samsung	SGH-E700	Flip phone	No	2003	10 [57]	10
Nokia	N95	Slider	Yes	2007	10 [58]	10
LG	Shine	Slider	No	2008	10 [59]	10
Samsung	Star/Tocco Lite (S5230)	Touchscreen	No	2009	10 [60]	10
Samsung	Galaxy Note	Touchscreen	Yes	2011	10 [61] [62]	10
Xiaomi	Mi 2	Touchscreen	Yes	2012	10 [63]	10
Samsung	Galaxy Note 3	Touchscreen	Yes	2013	10 [64]	10
LG	G3	Touchscreen	Yes	2014	10 [65] [66] [67]	10
Samsung	Galaxy Note 8	Touchscreen	Yes	2017	10 [68]	10
Xiaomi	Redmi 6A	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	10 [69]	10
Samsung	Galaxy S20 FE	Touchscreen	Yes	2020	10 [70] [71]	10
Oppo	A5 (AX5)	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	9.7 [69]	9.7
Samsung	Galaxy Note 9	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	9.6 [68]	9.6
Samsung	Galaxy A30	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	9.2 [69]	9.2
Xiaomi	Redmi 8A	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	7.3 [20]	7.3
Oppo	F1 Plus	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	7 [72]	7
Xiaomi	Redmi 8	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	6.8 [20]	6.8
Samsung	Galaxy J4+	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	6.4 [73]	6.4
Apple	iPhone	Touchscreen	Yes	2007	6 [74]	6
LG	Viewty (KU990)	Bar	No	2007	5 [75]	5
Samsung	Galaxy J6+	Touchscreen	Yes	2018	4.9 [73]	4.9
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra	Touchscreen	Yes	2024	4.9
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy Note 4	Touchscreen	Yes	2014	4.5 [76]	4.5
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy A14 4G	Touchscreen	Yes	2023	4
Samsung	Galaxy A10s	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	3.9 [73]	3.9
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy S23 FE	Touchscreen	Yes	2023	3.8
Samsung	Galaxy A30s	Touchscreen	Yes	2019	3.4 [73]	3.4
Nokia	N-Gage	Taco	Yes	2003	3 [5]	3
LG	G2	Touchscreen	Yes	2013	3 [77] [78]	3
LeTV	LeEco Le 1s	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	3 [79] [80]	3
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy A55	Touchscreen	Yes	2024	2.7
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy S24	Touchscreen	Yes	2024	2.4
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy A15 4G	Touchscreen	Yes	2023	2.2
Google	Pixel and Pixel XL	Touchscreen	Yes	2016	2.1 [81]	2.1
Palm	Centro	Keyboard bar	Yes	2007	2 [82]	2
Nokia	N97	Tilt slider	Yes	2009	2 [5]	2
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy A05s	Touchscreen	Yes	2023	2

Annually best-sold handsets

Note: The years represent when the phones were released into the market, not the number sold in that particular year. The number sold represents how many units were sold throughout its whole lifetime. The first cell phone was produced by Motorola. Since then there had been produced around 17.37 billion mobile phones as of 2015 ^[update] . ^[83]

The Motorola StarTAC from 1996 was the first phone to be widely popular.

The Nokia 3310 from 2000 sold 126 million units.

1996

• Motorola StarTAC, 60 million sold ^{[4] [6]}

1999

• Nokia 3210, 160 million sold ^{[1] [6] [13]}

2000

• Nokia 3310, 126 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6]}
• Nokia 8890, 15 million sold

2002

The Nokia 6100 and 6610 (above) from 2002 were the first colour-screen phones to sell over a million.

• Nokia 6100, 15 million sold
• Nokia 6610, 15 million sold
• Nokia 3510, 15 million sold
• Samsung SGH-T100, 12 million sold

2003

The Nokia 6600 from 2003 was the first camera phone to sell over a million units.

Nokia 1100

• Nokia 1100, 250 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6] [5]}
• Nokia 6600, 150 million sold ^{[1] [4]}
• Motorola C200, 60 million sold ^[6]
• Nokia 3100/3120, 50 million sold ^[6]
• Nokia 2100, 20 million sold ^{[47] [13]}
• Samsung SGH-E700, 10 million sold ^[57]
• Nokia N-Gage, 3 million sold ^[5]

2004

The Motorola RAZR V3 was the first flip phone to sell over a million.

• Nokia 2600/2610/2626/2630, 135 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6] [5]}
• Motorola RAZR V3, 130 million sold ^{[4] [6]}
• Nokia 6010/6020/6030, 75 million sold ^{[4] [6] [5]}
• Nokia 6230/6233/6234, 47 million sold ^[6]
• Nokia 2650, 35 million sold ^[6]
• Sony Ericsson K300/K310, 15 million sold ^{[30] [51]}
• Samsung SGH-D500, 12 million sold

2005

The Motorola Q from 2005 was the first QWERTY phone to sell over a million.

• Nokia 1110, 250 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6]}
• Nokia 1600/1650/1661, 130 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6] [5]}
• Motorola C139, 60 million sold ^[30]
• Nokia N70/N72/N73, 45 million sold ^{[30] [5]}
• Nokia 6101, 35 million sold
• Nokia 6060, 35 million sold
• Nokia 6270/6280, 30 million sold
• Motorola V220, 15 million sold
• Motorola V195, 15 million sold
• Sony Ericsson K750, 15 million sold ^[30]
• Nokia 8800, 15 million sold
• Nokia 6111, 15 million sold
• Nokia 2680, 15 million sold
• Motorola Q, 1 million sold

2006

The Nokia N73 was the first smartphone to sell over a million.

• Nokia 6070/6080, 50 million sold
• Nokia 7360/7370/7380, 45 million sold
• Nokia 6300, 50 million sold ^{[5] [84]}
• Nokia 2310, 35 million sold
• Nokia 5200/5300, 30 million sold ^[5]
• Samsung SGH-E250, 30 million sold ^[30]
• LG Chocolate KG800, 21 million sold ^[43]
• BlackBerry Pearl 8100, 15 million sold ^[30]
• BenQ-Siemens S68/S88, 15 million sold
• Sony Ericsson W800/W810, 15 million sold ^[51]
• Sony Ericsson W300, 15 million sold
• Samsung SGH-D900, 3 million sold
• Nokia 3250, 1 million sold

2007

The Nokia N95 was the first non-candybar smartphone to sell over a million.

• Nokia 1200, 150 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6]}
• Nokia 1208 (1209), 100 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6]}
• Nokia 2600 classic, 15 million sold
• Nokia 3110 classic, 15 million sold
• Nokia 6500 slide, 15 million sold
• Nokia N95, 10 million sold ^[58]
• Apple iPhone, 6 million sold ^[74]
• LG Viewty (KU990), 5 million sold ^[75]
• HTC Touch, 2 million sold
• Palm Centro, 2 million sold ^[82]

2008

• LG KP100, 30 million sold ^[37]
• Apple iPhone 3G, 25 million sold
• Nokia 2330 classic, 15 million sold
• Nokia 7210 Supernova, 15 million sold
• Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, 15 million sold ^[5]
• Nokia 5610 XpressMusic, 15 million sold ^[5]
• Nokia E71, 15 million sold ^[5]
• Samsung Tocco (SGH-F480), 12 million sold
• Samsung SGH-J700, 12 million sold
• LG Shine, 10 million sold ^[59]
• Samsung Tocco TouchWiz (SGH-F480), 5 million sold
• Samsung Soul (SGH-U900), 1 million sold

2009

The Samsung Star/Tocco Lite (S5230) sold 10 million units.

• Nokia 5230 (5233), 150 million sold ^{[1] [4] [6]}
• Apple iPhone 3GS, 35 million sold ^[6]
• LG Cookie (KP500), 13 million sold ^{[52] [53]}
• Samsung Tocco Ultra (S8300), 12 million sold
• Samsung Star/Tocco Lite (S5230), 10 million sold ^[60]
• Alcatel One Touch Mini (OT-708), 5 million sold
• Motorola Ming A1200, 3 million sold
• Nokia N97, 2 million sold ^[5]
• Motorola Milestone/Droid, 1 million sold
• HTC Magic, 1 million sold ^{[85] [86]}

2010

The Nokia N8 sold 6 million units.

• Nokia 1280, 100 million sold ^[26]
• Apple iPhone 4, 50 million sold ^[30]
• Samsung Galaxy S, 20 million sold ^[87]
• Samsung S5620 Monte, 7 million sold
• Nokia N8, 6 million sold
• Motorola Milestone/Droid, 2 million sold
• Samsung Wave (S8500), 2 million sold

2011

• Apple iPhone 4S, 60 million sold ^{[4] [6] [30]}
• Samsung Galaxy S II, 40 million sold ^[6]
• Samsung Galaxy Y, 15 million sold
• HTC Evo 4G, 14 million sold
• Motorola Droid Bionic, 13 million sold ^[30]
• Samsung Galaxy Note, 10 million sold ^{[61] [62]}
• ZTE Blade, 10 million sold
• Samsung Infuse, 9 million sold

2012

• Samsung Galaxy S III and Galaxy S III Mini, 70 million sold ^{[3] [4]}
• Apple iPhone 5, 70 million sold ^[27]
• Samsung Galaxy Note II, 30 million sold ^[38]
• Xiaomi Mi 2, 10 million sold ^[63]

2013

• Nokia 105 (2013) and Nokia 105 (2015), 200 million sold ^[8]
• Samsung Galaxy S4, 80 million sold ^[4]
• Apple iPhone 5S, 52 million sold ^[3]
• Samsung Galaxy Note 3, 10 million sold ^[64]
• LG G2, 3 million sold ^{[77] [78]}

2014

• Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, 222.4 million sold ^[3]
• LG G3, 10 million sold ^{[65] [66] [67]}
• Samsung Galaxy Note 4, 4.5 million sold ^[76]

2015

• Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge, 45 million sold ^[33]
• Huawei Mate 9, 15.8 million sold ^[50]
• Apple iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, 174.5 million sold ^[9]

2016

• Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, 78.3 million sold ^[3]
• Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, 55 million sold ^[31]
• Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus, 24.2 million sold ^[19]
• Oppo F1 Plus, 7 million sold ^[72]
• LeEco Le 1s, 3 million sold ^{[79] [80]}
• Google Pixel and Pixel XL, 2.1 million sold ^[81]

2017

• Apple iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, 86.3 million sold ^{[23] [19]}
• Apple iPhone X, 63 million sold ^[29]
• Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, 41 million sold ^[34]
• Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro, 17 million sold ^[50]
• Samsung Galaxy Note 8, 10 million sold ^[68]

2018

• Apple iPhone XR, 77.4 million sold ^{[19] [20]}
• Apple iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, 48 million sold ^[88]
• Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, 35.4 million sold ^[88]
• Huawei P20, P20 Pro and P20 Lite, 32 million sold ^{[36] [88]}
• Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro, 17 million sold ^[49]
• Samsung Galaxy J2 Core, 15.2 million sold ^[19]
• Samsung Galaxy Note 9, 9.6 million sold ^[68]
• Samsung Galaxy J4+, 6.4 million sold ^[73]
• Samsung Galaxy J6+, 4.9 million sold ^[73]

2019

• Apple iPhone 11, 102 million sold ^{[19] [42]}
• Apple iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, 47.5 million sold ^{[19] [20]}
• Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ and Galaxy S10e, 37 million sold ^[35]
• Samsung Galaxy A10, 30.3 million sold ^[19]
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8 Pro, 30 million sold ^[39]
• Samsung Galaxy A50, 24.2 million sold ^[19]
• Samsung Galaxy A51, 23.2 million sold ^[42]
• Samsung Galaxy A20, 23.1 million sold ^[19]
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro, 20 million sold ^[48]
• Huawei P30 and P30 Pro, 20 million sold ^[49]
• Samsung Galaxy A01, 16.9 million sold ^[42]
• Huawei Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro, 12 million sold ^[54]
• Redmi 6A, 10 million sold ^[69]
• Oppo A5, 9.7 million sold ^[69]
• Samsung Galaxy A30, 9.2 million sold ^[69]
• Redmi 8A, 7.3 million sold ^[20]
• Redmi 8, 6.8 million sold ^[20]
• Samsung Galaxy A10s, 3.9 million sold ^[73]
• Samsung Galaxy A30s, 3.4 million sold ^[73]

2020

• Apple iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max, 100 million sold ^[18]
• Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra, 28 million sold ^[40]
• Apple iPhone SE (2nd generation), 24.2 million sold ^[42]
• Samsung Galaxy A21s, 19.4 million sold ^[42]
• Samsung Galaxy A11, 15.3 million sold ^[42]
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro, 15 million sold ^[42]

2021

• Apple iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max ^[89]
• Apple iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max ^[89]
• Apple iPhone 11 ^[89]
• Samsung Galaxy A12 ^[89]
• Xiaomi Redmi 9A ^[89]
• Apple iPhone SE (2nd generation) ^[89]
• Xiaomi Redmi 9 ^[89]

2022

The iPhone 13 Pro was the first slate phone to sell over a million.

• iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max
• iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro series, 26 million sold
• Samsung Galaxy A13
• iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini
• iPhone SE (3rd generation)
• Samsung Galaxy A03

Annual sales by manufacturer

Manufacturer	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015*	2016*	2017*	2018*	2019*	2020*
Alcatel					2,631,000	6,967,000
Apple																2,300,000	12,000,000	24,889,000	46,598,300	89,263,200	130,133,200	150,785,900	191,426,000	225,850,600	216,064,000	214,924,400	219,048,400	219,475,100	199,800,000
BBK																								72,408,600
Ericsson					15,914,000	23,827,000	29,785,000	41,467,000	26,956,000
HTC																			24,688,400	43,266,900	32,121,800
Huawei																			23,814,700	40,663,400	47,288,300	53,295,100	70,499,000	104,094,700	132,824,900	150,534,300	202,901,400	240,615,500	182,600,000
Lenovo																						45,284,700		72,748,200
Lenovo/Motorola																							84,029,000
LG												26,213,700	42,276,800	54,924,600	61,986,000	78,576,300	102,555,400	122,055,300	114,154,600	86,370,900	58,015,900	69,024,500	76,096,000			55,900,000	40,800,000	29,200,000
Micromax																							37,094,000
Microsoft																							185,660,000
Motorola	4,000,000		12,000,000		60,000,000	25,328,000	32,319,000	47,818,000	60,094,000	59,097,000	64,640,000	75,177,000	104,124,000	144,920,000	209,251,000	164,307,000	106,590,000	58,475,200	38,553,700	40,269,000	33,916,300
NEC	2,000,000		6,000,000
Nokia	3,000,000	5,000,000	9,000,000	13,000,000	18,000,000	20,593,000	37,374,000	76,335,000	126,369,000	139,672,000	151,422,000	180,672,000	207,231,000	265,615,000	344,916,000	435,453,000	472,315,000	440,881,600	461,318,200	422,478,300	333,938,000	250,793,100
Oppo																									85,299,500	112,124,000	118,837,500	118,693,200	111,800,000
Others																	248,189,000	299,179,200	488,569,300	597,326,900	587,399,300	613,710,000	629,360,000	635,368,500	682,314,300	582,104,700	566,249,000	536,430,000	454,800,000
Panasonic						8,627,000	13,397,000	15,581,000
RIM																12,000,000	23,000,000	34,000,000	47,451,600	51,541,900	34,210,300	18,000,000	8,000,000	4,000,000	2,000,000
Samsung							4,686,000	17,687,000	20,639,000	28,234,000	41,684,000	54,475,000	85,238,000	103,754,000	116,480,000	154,541,000	199,182,000	235,772,000	281,065,800	313,904,200	384,631,200	444,444,200	392,546,000	320,400,000	306,446,600	321,263,300	295,043,700	296,194,000	253,000,000
Siemens									26,989,000	29,753,000	34,618,000	43,754,000	48,456,000	28,591,000
Sony																						37,595,700	37,791,000
Sony Ericsson																93,414,500	54,873,400	41,819,200	32,597,500
TCL																					37,176,600	49,531,300	64,026,000
Vivo																										99,684,800
Xiaomi																							56,529,000	65,618,600			122,387,000	126,049,200	145,800,000
Yulong																						32,601,400
ZTE																			28,768,700	56,881,800	67,344,400	59,898,800	53,910,000
Total						107,818,000	162,856,000	283,581,000	412,731,000	399,583,000	423,418,500	519,985,500	674,001,900	816,562,900	990,862,500	1,152,839,800	1,222,245,200	1,211,236,600	1,596,802,400	1,774,564,100	1,746,175,600	1,806,964,700	1,878,968,000	1,423,900,300	1,495,358,000	1,536,535,500	1,555,267,000	1,540,657,000	1,347,900,000

note: this table is created from the data listed below. from 2015 onward the figures reflect only sales of smartphones (as opposed to feature phones)

1992

• Motorola: 4 million sold
• Nokia: 3 million sold ^[90]
• NEC: 2 million sold

1993

• Nokia: 5 million sold

1994

• Motorola 12 million sold
• Nokia: 9 million sold
• NEC: 6 million sold

1995

• Nokia: 13 million sold

1996

• Motorola: 60 million sold ^[91]
• Nokia: 18 million sold ^[92]

1997

^[93]

• Motorola: 25.328 million sold
• Nokia: 20.593 million sold
• Ericsson: 15.914 million sold
• Panasonic: 8.627 million sold
• Alcatel: 2.631 million sold
• Others: 34.725 million sold
• Total: 107.818 million sold

1998

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• Nokia: 37.374 million sold
• Motorola: 32.319 million sold ^[93]
• Ericsson: 23.827 million sold
• Panasonic: 13.397 million sold
• Alcatel: 6.967 million sold
• Samsung: 4.686 million sold
• Others: 44.286 million sold
• Total: 162.856 million sold

1999

^[95]

• Nokia: 76.335 million sold
• Motorola: 47.818 million sold
• Ericsson: 29.785 million sold
• Samsung: 17.687 million sold
• Panasonic: 15.581 million sold
• Others: 96.376 million sold
• Total: 283.581 million sold

2000

^[96]

• Nokia: 126.369 million sold
• Motorola: 60.094 million sold
• Ericsson: 41.467 million sold
• Siemens: 26.989 million sold
• Samsung: 20.639 million sold
• Others: 137.173 million sold
• Total: 412.731 million sold

2001

• Nokia: 139.672 million sold ^[96]
• Motorola: 59.097 million sold
• Siemens: 29.753 million sold
• Samsung: 28.234 million sold
• Ericsson: 26.956 million sold
• Others: 115.877 million sold
• Total: 399.583 million sold

2002

^[97]

• Nokia: 151.4218 million (35.8% market share)
• Motorola: 64.6401 million (15.3% market share)
• Samsung: 41.6844 million (9.8% market share)
• Siemens: 34.6180 million (8.2% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 23.1129 million (5.5% market share)
• Others: 107.9414 million (25.5% market share)
• Total: 423.4185 million

2003

^[98]

• Nokia: 180.6724 million (34.7% market share)
• Motorola: 75.1771 million (14.5% market share)
• Samsung: 54.4751 million (10.5% market share)
• Siemens: 43.7543 million (8.4% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 26.6863 million (5.1% market share)
• LG: 26.2137 million (5.0% market share)
• Others: 113.0096 million (21.8% market share)
• Total: 519.9855 million

2004

^[99]

• Nokia: 207.2313 million (30.7% market share)
• Motorola: 104.1242 million (15.4% market share)
• Samsung: 85.2384 million (12.6% market share)
• Siemens: 48.4558 million (7.2% market share)
• LG: 42.2768 million (6.3% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 42.0317 million (6.2% market share)
• Others: 144.6437 million (21.6% market share)
• Total: 674.0019 million

2005

^[100]

• Nokia: 265.6148 million (32.5% market share)
• Motorola: 144.9204 million (17.7% market share)
• Samsung: 103.7536 million (12.7% market share)
• LG: 54.9246 million (6.7% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 51.7738 million (6.3% market share)
• Siemens: 28.5906 million (3.5% market share)
• Others: 166.9851 million (20.6% market share)
• Total: 816.5629 million

2006

^[101]

• Nokia: 344.9159 million (34.8% market share)
• Motorola: 209.2509 million (21.1% market share)
• Samsung: 116.4801 million (11.8% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 73.6416 million (7.4% market share)
• LG: 61.9860 million (6.3% market share)
• Others: 184.5880 million (18.6% market share)
• Total: 990.8625 million

2007

^[102]

• Nokia: 435.4531 million (37.8% market share)
• Motorola: 164.307 million (14.3% market share)
• Samsung: 154.5407 million (13.4% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 101.3584 million (8.8% market share)
• LG: 78.5763 million (6.8% market share)
• Apple: 2.3 million sold ^[103]
• Others: 218.6043 million (18.9% market share)
• Total: 1,152.8398 million

2008

^[104]

• Nokia: 472,315,000 (38.6% market share)
• Samsung: 199,182,000 (16.3% market share)
• Motorola: 106,590,000 (8.7% market share)
• LG: 102,555,400 (8.4% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 93,414,500 (7.6% market share)
• Apple: 12,000,000 sold ^[105]
• Others: 248,189,000 (20.4% market share)
• Total: 1,222,245,200

2009

^[106]

• Nokia: 440.8816 million (36.4% market share)
• Samsung: 235.7720 million (19.5% market share)
• LG: 122.0553 million (10.1%market share)
• Motorola: 58.4752 million (4.8% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 54.8734 million (4.5% market share)
• Apple: 24.889 million sold ^[107]
• Others: 299.1792 million (24.7% market share)
• Total: 1,211.2366 million

2010

^[108]

• Nokia: 461.3182 million (28.9% market share)
• Samsung: 281.0658 million (17.6% market share) ^[108]
• LG: 114.1546 million (7.1% market share)
• Research in Motion: 47.4516 million (3.0% market share)
• Apple: 46.5983 million (2.9% market share) ^[109]
• Sony Ericsson: 41.8192 million (2.6% market share)
• Motorola: 38.5537 million (2.4% market share)
• ZTE: 28.7687 million (1.8% market share) ^[110]
• HTC: 24.6884 million (1.5% market share)
• Huawei: 23.8147 million (1.5% market share)
• Others: 488.5693 million (30.6% market share)
• Total: 1,596.8024 million

2011

^[111]

• Nokia: 422.4783 million (23.8% market share)
• Samsung: 313.9042 million (17.7% market share) ^[112]
• Apple: 89.2632 million (5.0% market share)
• LG: 86.3709 million (4.9% market share)
• ZTE: 56.8818 million (3.2% market share) ^[113]
• Research in Motion: 51.5419 million (2.9% market share)
• HTC: 43.2669 million (2.4% market share)
• Huawei: 40.6634 million (2.3% market share)
• Motorola: 40.2690 million (2.3% market share)
• Sony Ericsson: 32.5975 million (1.8% market share)
• Others: 597.3269 million (33.7% market share)
• Total: 1,774.5641 million

2012

^[114]

• Samsung: 384.6312 million (22.0% market share)
• Nokia: 333.9380 million (19.1% market share)
• Apple: 130.1332 million (7.5% market share)
• ZTE: 67.3444 million (3.9% market share)
• LG: 58.0159 million (3.3% market share)
• Huawei Technologies: 47.2883 million (2.7% market share)
• TCL Communication: 37.1766 million (2.1% market share)
• Research in Motion: 34.2103 million (2.0% market share)
• Motorola: 33.9163 million (1.9% market share)
• HTC: 32.1218 million (1.8% market share)
• Sony Mobile: 29.2 million
• Others: 587.3996 million (33.6% market share)
• Total: 1,746.1756 million

2013

^[115]

2013 in mobile phones

• Samsung: 444.4442 million (24.6% market share)
• Nokia: 250.7931 million (13.9% market share)
• Apple: 150.7859 million (8.3% market share)
• LG: 69.0245 million (3.8% market share)
• ZTE: 59.8988 million (3.3% market share)
• Huawei: 53.2951 million (2.9% market share)
• TCL Communication: 49.5313 million (2.7% market share)
• Lenovo: 45.2847 million (2.5% market share)
• Sony Mobile Communications: 37.5957 million (2.1% market share)
• Yulong: 32.6014 million (1.8% market share)
• Others: 613.7100 million (34% market share)
• Total: 1,806.9647 million

2014

^[116]

• Samsung: 392.546 million (20.9% market share)
• Apple: 191.426 million (10.2% market share)
• Microsoft: 185.660 million (9.9% market share)
• Lenovo Motorola: 84.029 million (4.5% market share)
• LG: 76.096 million (4% market share)
• Huawei: 70.499 million (3.8% market share)
• TCL Communication: 64.026 million (3.4% market share)
• Xiaomi: 56.529 million (3% market share)
• ZTE: 53.910 million (2.9% market share)
• Sony Mobile: 37.791 million (2% market share)
• Micromax: 37.094 million (2% market share)
• Others: 629.360 million (33.5% market share)
• Total: 1,878.968 million

2015

^[117]

Note that previous years have listed sales of mobile phones including non smartphones (so called feature phones) while from 2015 and on the statistics only show smartphone sales.

• Samsung: 320.4 million (22.5% market share)
• Apple: 225.8506 million (15.9% market share)
• Huawei: 104.0947 million (7.3% market share)
• Lenovo: 72.7482 million (5.1% market share)
• Xiaomi: 65.6186 million (4.6% market share)
• Others: 635.3685 million (44.6% market share)
• Total: 1,423.9003 million

2016

^[118]

• Samsung: 306.4466 million (20.5% market share)
• Apple: 216.0640 million (14.4% market share)
• Huawei: 132.8249 million (8.9% market share)
• OPPO: 85.2995 million (5.7% market share)
• BBK Communication Equipment excl. oppo: 72.4086 million (4.8% market share)
• Others: 682.3143 million (45.6% market share)
• Total: 1,495.3580 million

2017

^[119]

• Samsung: 321.2633 million (20.9% market share)
• Apple: 214.9244 million (14% market share)
• Huawei: 150.534.3 million (9.8% market share)
• Oppo: 112.124 million (7.3% market share)
• vivo: 99.6848 million (6.5% market share)
• Others: 638.0047 million (41.5% market share)
• Total: 1,536.5355 million

2018

^[120]

• Samsung: 295.0437 million (19% market share)
• Apple: 209.0484 million (13.4% market share)
• Huawei: 202.9014 million (13% market share)
• Xiaomi: 122.3870 million (7.9% market share)
• Oppo: 118.837.5 million (7.6% market share)
• Others: 607.0490 million (39% market share)
• Total: 1,555,267.0

2019

^[121]

• Samsung: 296.194 million (19.2% market share)
• Huawei: 240.6155 million (15.6% market share)
• Apple: 193.4751 million (10.5% market share)
• Xiaomi: 126.0492 million (8.2% market share)
• OPPO: 118.6932 million (7.7% market share)
• Others: 565.630 million (36.7% market share)
• Total: 1,540.657 million

2020

^[122]

• Samsung: 253 million (18.8% market share)
• Apple: 199.8 million (14.8% market share)
• Huawei: 182.6 million (13.5% market share)
• Xiaomi: 145.8 million (10.8% market share)
• Oppo: 111.8 million (8.3% market share)
• Others: 454.8 million (33.7% market share)
• Total: 1,347.9 million

2021

^[123]

• Samsung: 272 million (21% market share)
• Apple: 237 million (16% market share)
• Xiaomi: 190 million (14% market share)
• OPPO: 143 million (11% market share)
• Vivo: 131 million (10% market share)
• Others: 413 million (28% market share)
• Total: 1.391 billion

2022

^[124]

• Samsung: 260.9 million (21.6% market share)
• Apple: 226.4 million (18.8% market share)
• Xiaomi: 153.1 million (12.7% market share)
• Oppo: 103.3 million (8.6% market share)
• Vivo: 99.0 million (8.2% market share)
• Others: 362.7 million (30.1% market share)
• Total: 1.2005 billion

2023

Apple sold the most phones for the first time, while Samsung lost the top position for the first time since 2012. ^[125]

• Apple: 234.6 million (20.1% market share)
• Samsung: 226.6 million (19.4% market share)
• Xiaomi: 145.9 million (12.5% market share)
• Oppo: 103.1 million (8.8% market share)
• Transsion: 94.9 million (8.1% market share)
• Others: 361.8 million (31.0% market share)
• Total: 1.1669 billion

See also

• Telephonesportal

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