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Apple Reports Record iPhone And Services Revenue Driving Best Ever Quarterly Results

  • January 30, 2026
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Apple Inc. announced its latest quarterly financial results with figures that underscore continued momentum for the Cupertino company across hardware and services. For the fiscal quarter ending December 27, 2025, Apple recorded its highest ever revenue from iPhone sales, with the iconic product line bringing in nearly $85.27 billion. Even though the company no longer discloses unit sales for iPhones, that level of revenue at average selling prices that often exceed one thousand dollars per device suggests exceptionally strong demand for the latest generation of Apple’s smartphones. CEO Tim Cook emphasized the ongoing popularity of the iPhone lineup during the earnings call, noting that demand had been especially robust throughout the quarter.

In remarks to analysts and investors, Cook described the performance of the iPhone segment as extraordinary, driven by what he characterized as the strongest combination of hardware and features Apple has offered to date. With upgrades across multiple models attracting both new and returning customers, the iPhone business contributed a substantial portion of the company’s overall revenue. The results highlight continued consumer interest in premium smartphones at a time when many global markets face economic pressures. Apple’s strategy of combining cutting-edge technology with services integration appears to be resonating with its user base, as reflected in the high sales figures for the period.

Services revenue also marked a notable milestone for Apple in the quarter, with the segment generating just over $30 billion. This represented a 14 percent increase compared with the same period last year and stands as the largest quarterly result yet for Apple’s services business. The suite of services, which includes digital content stores, cloud offerings, payment services, and subscription-based products, continues to expand its contribution to the company’s financials. Growth in services helps diversify the company’s revenue streams beyond hardware and reflects the strength of Apple’s ecosystem approach. The sustained growth in this area adds stability and long-term value to the business, complementing the performance of flagship hardware products.

Overall, Apple reported nearly $143.76 billion in total revenue for the quarter, marking the most successful quarter in the company’s history by that measure. The combined contributions of strong hardware demand and increasing services income contributed to this all-time high. Investors and market watchers had been anticipating strong results after positive signals earlier in the quarter, but the actual figures surpassed expectations across several key measures. Apple’s ability to maintain high revenue in both established and expanding areas of its business underscores its enduring position as a leading technology company.

The quarterly results come amid a broader industry context in which many technology firms are navigating supply chain adjustments, shifting consumer behavior, and competitive pressures. Apple’s performance in this period illustrates its capacity to balance innovation with commercial success. By delivering record revenues in iPhones and services, the company has reinforced its financial footing while maintaining momentum in areas that are central to its future strategy.

Tim Cook’s commentary on the earnings call reflected confidence in the company’s direction, as he pointed to significant engagement with Apple’s product and services offerings globally. The results for the quarter ending December 27, 2025 not only highlight the strength of Apple’s existing product lines but also affirm the continued appeal of its integrated ecosystem to customers around the world.

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