Apple's iPhone XR was the most-shipped smartphone of 2019, a new report suggests.
The iPhone XR was released in October 2018, starting at $749. The price dropped in late 2019 to $599.99. The iPhone 11, released a year later, had an even lower starter price of $699.99. The report further indicates that shipments of the iPhone XR more than doubled in 2019, up from 23.1 million units the previous year.
70.7 million Apple smartphones in the fourth quarter of 2019, according to research by Strategy Analytics, while Samsung shipped 68.8 million.
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