iPhone posts its best quarter ever: $85 billion
iPhone revenue rose from $69 billion to $85 billion. Tim Cook says records were set in every region of the world.
On January 29, Apple reported results for the first quarter of its fiscal year. The iPhone had its best quarter ever.
The numbers
| Last year | This quarter | |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone revenue | $69 billion | $85 billion |
| Greater China | $18.5 billion | $25.5 billion |
| Americas | $52.6 billion | $58.5 billion |
| Europe | $33.8 billion | $38.1 billion |
What Tim Cook said
"iPhone had its best-ever quarter, driven by unprecedented demand, with all-time records across every geographic segment."
- Cook said demand for the iPhone 17 was the main driver
- Store traffic in China grew by "strong double digits"
- India also set a quarterly revenue record
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