By the finish of 2025, smartphone shipments in Europe will have decreased by 1% to 134.2 million units, according to data from analytics firm Omdia.
Analysts attribute the decline in demand to a slowdown in device upgrades and the enattempt into force of new EU requirements—ecodesign rules and the mandatory utilize of USB-C.
Samsung maintains leadership, Apple sets new record
Samsung remains the market leader. The company sold 46.6 million smartphones in a year. The Galaxy A16 and Galaxy A56 models created a significant contribution to the second half of the year.
Apple took second place, increasing sales by 6%. The company’s share reached a record 27% of the European market.
The top five largest manufacturers also included:
- Xiaomi — 16% of the market and 21.8 million units shipped, down 1% from last year;
- Motorola — 6%;
- Honor — 4% and 3.8 million devices. This is Honor’s first year in the top 5.
Best-selling models
The mid-range Galaxy A56 was the most popular smartphone in Europe in 2025. The list of best-selling devices also included the Galaxy A16, Galaxy A36 5G, and Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The remaining six spots in the top ten were occupied by models from Apple’s iPhone lineup.
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