Apple Sets iPhone Sales Record Even Without New Base Model
Apple's iPhone revenue in the fourth quarter grew by 17%, reaching $57.58 billion, despite the absence of a new standard model in the updated lineup.

In Cupertino, USA, on November 2, Apple announced its fourth-quarter 2026 financial year results, which ended on September 26. The company's total revenue grew by 12% year over year, reaching $114.5 billion, with the iPhone performance setting a record for the September quarter.
In September, Apple introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max without releasing a new standard model. Simultaneously, the company raised prices on older models. Apple's first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, was not included in this report, as its pre-orders were not part of the results.
Revenue from the Services segment reached a new all-time high. Apple also reported growth in its Mac business, while iPad sales declined year over year.



