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As of May 2025, Apple held around **** percent of the mobile phone market in Indonesia, marking a decrease compared to the previous year. Although it trails behind Android competitors such as Oppo, Samsung, Xiaomi, and Vivo, Apple's market share in the country has steadily grown since 2015.

Apple in the Indonesian smartphone market

Apple’s smartphone market share in Indonesia is among the lowest in the Asia-Pacific region. Android is the most widely used mobile operating system in Indonesia, holding nearly *** times the market share of iOS. Apple’s strong brand image is commonly associated with premium products, appealing primarily to a limited segment of consumers in Indonesia. With the average wage among Indonesian employees standing at approximately three million Indonesian rupiah, many consumers prefer more affordable options for smartphones.

Smartphone usage in Indonesia

Mobile internet penetration has surged among the Indonesian population over the past years. Users spend an average of over six hours per day on their mobile devices for work, study, entertainment, and other activities. Consumer spending on mobile apps has increased by millions of dollars each year, reflecting promising market growth. As smartphone usage, internet adoption, and innovation from leading brands continue to increase, the smartphone market in Indonesia is projected to grow steadily in the coming years.