iPhone 17 series sales exceeded 41.19 million units, with 620,000 new units added in a single week

📅 2026-08-31

Abstract:

Nearly a year after its launch, the iPhone 17 series not only has not cooled down significantly in the domestic market, but its recent sales have shown a trend of increasing week by week. Today, the blogger "RD Observation" announced the latest data.

As of the 34th week of 2026 (August 17 to August 23), the cumulative domestic sales of the iPhone 17 series are approximately 41.199 million units.

Judging from the sales performance in recent weeks, the new sales of the iPhone 17 series in a single week are continuing to increase.


Data show that as of the 33rd week, the cumulative domestic sales of the iPhone 17 series were approximately 40.5716 million units. Based on this calculation, the new sales volume in the 34th week was approximately 627,400 units.

As of the 32nd week, the cumulative sales of this series were approximately 40.0458 million units, and in the 33rd week, approximately 525,800 units were added in a single week.

Looking further ahead, the cumulative sales of the iPhone 17 series in the 31st week were approximately 39.5425 million units, and approximately 503,300 units were added in the 32nd week.

This means that

In the past three weeks, the new sales of the iPhone 17 series in a single week were approximately 503,300 units, 525,800 units and 627,400 units respectively, which not only maintains a high sales level, but also shows a continuous growth trend.

It is worth mentioning that the iPhone 17 series also maintains strong competitiveness in the global market.

According to data previously released by Counterpoint Research,

iPhone 17 became the world’s best-selling smartphone in the second quarter of 2026, accounting for 6% of total global smartphone sales.

As the release of the iPhone 18 series approaches, the iPhone 17 series, which has been on the market for nearly a year, can still maintain such sales performance, showing strong product life cycle and market demand.


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