Samsung reportedly exceeds Apple with 73 million shipments for Q1 2022

• Samsung beats Apple in terms of sold shipments for Q1, 2022.
• An analysis report on different vendors and global smartphone shipments reveals crucial data.
• Statistics show Samsung has shipped 73.6 million units surpassing Apple.

The tug of war between the two companies is very popular. It's always about the quality of the phones they sell and their market share. Every single quarter it occurs. Apple's global shipments of its products have been taken over by the Korean company.

Some facts and numbers between conglomerates are brought to light by a recent analysis. The current report contains exploration of different vendors and shares of global shipments done by the firm.

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In the first quarter of the 21st century, it was able to identify that 73.6 million phones were supplied by SAMSUNG. Apple shipped 56 million units compared to the nearest competitor. The market share of the company was 23.4%.

The figures from the report show that Apple has 18% of the market. The report shows that Apple has increased inYoY. According to reports, Apple is the only manufacturer that has seen growth.

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In the third position, which has shipped 39.9 million units, isXiaomi, followed by OPPO and Vivo. When compared to the previous year, the report shows that Xiaomi's market share has fallen. The market share of OPPO and Vivo is said to have dropped steeply.

The best-selling model of the year was the SAMSUNG GALAXY S22 Ultra. The company is said to have come to this point with its products. Jonathan Merry is the CEO of Bankless Times.

The company has established a leadership position in the market due to its long-term strategy. It's focus on end- user experience allows it to deliver a wide range of differentiated products.

According to the Bankless Times, there was an overall shrink in global market shipments of smartphones for the first quarter of the year. The first quarter saw a 8.9% drop in the number of shipments of phones. It's the third quarter in a row that the previous took a hit.

The current constraints of essential phone components are one of the reasons for the fall in global shipments. She says global inflation and economic uncertainties have caused a decrease in demand for phones in China. The war between Russia and Ukraine has made manufacturers rethink their growth plans.