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Apple expected to secure nearly 30 percent foldable market share by 2027

Apple could capture almost 30 percent of the global foldable smartphone market by 2027 due to strong demand for the iPhone Duo, according to TrendForce.

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Apple is positioned to secure nearly 30 percent of the global foldable smartphone market by 2027, 9to5Mac reported, citing data from research firm TrendForce. The projection follows strong initial demand for Apple's first foldable device, the iPhone Duo. [1]

TrendForce previously estimated that Apple would ship 5 million iPhone Duo units by the end of 2026, one day after Apple announced the product last month. That initial shipment volume would give Apple a 24.8 percent share of the foldable market segment in 2026, 9to5Mac reported. [1]

The projections indicate that Apple will quickly become a dominant player in the foldable hardware sector shortly after entering the market. TrendForce noted that the broader foldable smartphone market is expected to expand alongside Apple's entry into the category. [1]

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In short

  • TrendForce projects Apple will hold nearly 30 percent of the foldable smartphone market by 2027.
  • Apple is expected to ship 5 million iPhone Duo units by the end of 2026.
  • Apple's estimated market share for foldables in 2026 stands at 24.8 percent.

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  1. [1]iPhone Duo could capture nearly 30% of foldable market in 2027, per report9to5Mac, 6d ago (the report this story comes from)

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