Huawei's annual mobile phone sales (global smartphone sales fell 14% in February Huawei beat expectations)

Bian Shaw found that when global smartphone sales fell 14% in February, many friends were interested in information about Huawei's better-than-expected performance. Bian Xiao has sorted out some relevant information, which I will share with you here.

According to the latest report released by Counterpoint, global smartphone sales fell 14% in February from a year earlier.

One of the main reasons for the sharp decline is that, as Counterpoint points out, consumers in many markets have become more cautious in this challenging period.

In February, Samsung held the top spot with a 21.9% share of the global smartphone market (by sales). Apple and Huawei ranked second and third, respectively, with a global market share of 14.4% and 13.2%, respectively.

Although Howie's global market share fell by 1 per cent, Counterpoint said the company's actual performance was "much better than expected". This is because Huawei has successfully sold more than 12 million smartphones worldwide, although it has made the most of its access to the supply chain and market demand.

Xiaomi, OPPO, Vivo and Realme ranked fourth to seventh respectively.