• Starting with the US, the list is unsurprisingly dominated by the latest iPhones, with Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy A16 making up the #4 and #5 spots with roughly 8% of the market each.

• This is largely mirrored in Germany, and Apple’s iPhone 16e even takes a slot away from Android phones in the UK.

• China’s list is also primarily made up of iPhones, but Huawei and Oppo both make an appearance. It’s a more diverse market, though, as the iPhone 16 Pro Max was the best-selling device, but only made up 4% of total sales.

• The region most dominated by the iPhone is Japan, with four of the top five spots being iPhones, but this is also the only region where Google Pixel makes the top five.

• In South Korea, Samsung’s home country, the Galaxy S25 dominates the list, with a whopping 21% of the total market in March being made up of the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

• The base Galaxy S25, meanwhile, was the top-selling phone in France in March, making up 13% of the total market.

• India was by far the most diverse market, with the Vivo Y29 being the top-selling device with mere 4% market share. Oppo A3x, Redmi 14C, and Redmi A3x are also in the top five alongside Apple’s iPhone 16.