Best selling, Apple sends 3.5 million Apple Watch

Telset.id, Jakarta – It seems that the goddess Fortuna has returned to eclipse Apple in the second quarter of this year because she managed to send 3.5 million Apple Watch. The Apple figure is up 30 percent over the previous year,

As reported Cbadys, which was launched by The Verge, Friday (27/7/2018), at second quarter of last year is the worst year of Apple. Apple Watch Series 3 is much more popular than its predecessor.

However, competitors like Fitbit and Garmin also made a strong showing in the second quarter and really increased their market share. Newer features like more complete heart rate metrics and smart training help competing products distinguish their Apple Watch devices.

Even though Apple sent over hours, its market share dropped to 34% from 43% in the first quarter

In Asia, Apple Watch Series 3 LTE is the model the most popular. According to Jason Low, a senior badyst at Cbadys, Apple's progress has been supported by its decision to partner with telecommunications and mobile network operators in Asia and Australia

. willing to resell connected devices other than smartphones that can help them generate additional revenue from data services, "he explains

. ] portable device . Xiaomi succeeds in removing Apple from first position and even overthrowing Apple in third position

Sales of usable products Xiaomi as Mi Band managed to reach first place in Q2 2017 , with a market share of 17.1% or sold 3.7 million units. Xiaomi shifted Fitbit's position in second place with 15.7% to 28.5% after selling 3.4 million units.

While Apple's with its Apple Watch series came in third with a 13% market share, with sales of 2.8 million units of handheld devices Apple . While for other brands if combined successfully control the market share of 54.2% or up to 11.7 million units.

But Xiaomi not long at the top. because Apple finally shows its tar as market rule wearable gadget world. Apple again took Xiaomi and came back to be number one with a 23% market share, while Xiaomi was second at 21%. [WS/HBS]

Source: The Verge