Apple Watch takes half of the market and posts record figures in 2016

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There is no denying the records set by Apple in the final quarter of 2016. Not exclusively did the Cupertino, California goliath empty 78 million iPhones, it likewise prevailing with regards to transportation six million associated watches amid a similar period, as indicated by the most recent figures from statistical surveying advisor Canalys.


The figure of six million Apple Watches transported highlights a 12% expansion for a similar quarter in 2015. In any case, more significantly it additionally demonstrates that Apple has consumed 66% of the associated watch advertise, which gloated general shipments of nine million units over the span of the period, reports Canalys.

Considerably more remarkable, as far as esteem Apple Watch represented 80% of income created by the smartwatch showcase.

With respect to general figures for 2016, Apple dispatched 11.9 million watches, representing about portion of the piece of the overall industry (49%). Of course then, Apple appreciates a gigantic lead in this market, where it is a long ways in front of second put Fitbit (17%) and third set Samsung (15%). Taken together, the greater part of the other associated watch makers represent a piece of the pie of just 19%.

In 2017, be that as it may, Canalys is foreseeing a bob in shipments of Android Wear watches, prominently with the hotly anticipated across the board arrangement of Android Wear 2 and the dispatch of such models as the Samsung Gear S3 which will be accessible in "Exemplary" and "Wilderness" adaptations. — AFP Relaxnews

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