Apple has sold 75 million iPhones in the last quarter

Analysts who report on the operation of Apple based on statistics, for some time now are not as efficient as they were. Since Apple entered the Chinese market,  the figures that these analysts are announcing are far from reality. There have been many analysts who, during the days prior to the presentation of the results corresponding to the last quarter of 2015, stated that Apple could reduce the number of sales of its flagship device, in fact, by Actualidad iPhone We have published some of them, in which it was stated that the production rate of this device had decreased.

Nothing could be further from the truth. Last night, Apple, faithful to its appointment, announced the sales figures for the iPhone, iPad and Mac, again leaving aside the sales figures for the Apple Watch. During the last quarter of the year, Apple has managed to put on the market 74,7 million iPhones, 16,1 million iPads and 5,3 million Macs. Apple has once again broken sales records for its flagship device, matching the sales figures of the previous quarter. But if we talk about the iPad, this device still does not raise its head, but not only the iPad but all the tablet devices on the market. The renewal cycle of this device between 3 and 4 years means that they are sold less and less.

In the same period last year, Apple brought just over 21 million iPads to market, while this year the figure has dropped to just over 16 million, five million less in a year, taking into account that Apple has stopped renewing the iPad annually, extending the renewal cycle to a year and a half, at least for now. Despite the record numbers, these numbers reflect that Apple has not grown as much as in previous years, which could indicate that the iPhone would be on the verge of reaching a ceiling and from now on, these figures will remain without offering the spectacular growth and figures of recent years.

If we talk about Mac computers, we observe that sales figures have also stagnated, suffering a slight setback if we compare the figures with the same period last year in which the Cupertino-based company sold 5,5 million Macs, down from 5,1 million this last quarter.