News reports that Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series sold nearly 1.3 million units in China within 7 days of its launch.
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News from the IT community on September 27th: Digital blogger @RD observed and reported that within 7 days of the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro series, sales approached 1.3 million units, which is approximately 115% of the iPhone 17 Pro series during the same period and 90% of the iPhone 17 series. The blogger also mentioned earlier that on the launch day, sales for this series were around 322,800 units, which is about 130% of the iPhone 17 Pro series.
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News from the IT community on September 27th: Digital blogger @RD, who has long been following the domestic mobile phone market share, reported today that within 7 days of the launch of the iPhone Pro series (from Sell to out), sales have approached 1.3 million units (1.3M). This is approximately 115% of the sales volume of the iPhone Pro series during the same period and 90% of the iPhone 17 series.

The blogger previously revealed that on the day of sale, the sales volume of Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series phones was approximately 322,800 units, which is about 130% of that of the iPhone 17 Pro series.

According to previous reports from IT, at Apple's 2026 Fall Event on September 10th, the iPhone 18 Pro series was officially released, including the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. The starting prices are 9999 yuan and 10999 yuan respectively.

iPhone The series features 2-nanometer manufacturing process A20 Pro chips for the first time. Its packaging method draws inspiration from the M-series chips, setting new iPhone highs in both performance and energy efficiency. Both models are equipped with a smaller Dynamic Island, and the new 48-megapixel hybrid primary camera comes with a variable aperture.

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