- Apple recently announced it has sold over 3 billion iPhone units since its introduction in 2007.
- The iPhone contributed to almost $44 billion in sales for the April–June quarter of 2025.
- Apple took just four years to reach this milestone since completing sales of 2 billion units back in 2021.
The iPhone is more than a mere smartphone. While we at Android Authority focus mainly on Android (it’s in the name!), many of the contributors and staff members enjoy using iPhones alongside other Android devices. Various iPhone models consistently lead sales charts, thanks to a mix of uniqueness and the associated social image, and their popularity has allowed Apple to hit a significant milestone. At its earnings call yesterday, Apple confirmed it has already shipped more than 3 billion iPhones to date.
In its earnings for the second quarter of 2025, Apple announced it posted $94 billion in revenue, which marks a roughly 10% year-on-year increase compared to Q2 of 2024. This is the highest quarterly revenue increase since 2021. Mac and iPhone contributed to double-digit growth figures, despite Apple’s sluggish approach to rolling out the Apple Intelligence features. In terms of actual figures, the iPhone led others by a long margin, contributing roughly $44 billion, while the Mac’s contribution was around $9 billion.