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Mobile Device Market Share Report - LATAM

 

Pixalate’s Q2 2024 Mobile Device Market Share Report for Latin America (LATAM) provides a market analysis of the top mobile devices based on open programmatic ad traffic. Our data science team analyzed over 10 million mobile apps (including apps deemed delisted) and over 22 billion in-app open programmatic advertising impressions in June 2024 to compile the research in this series.

Key Findings:

  • iPhone devices lead in EMEA: As of the end of Q2 2024, Apple iPhone’s market share, based on open programmatic advertising SOV, stands at 41%, and increased 16% YoY from 35% in Q2 2023.
  • Huawei devices keep the second largest share in EMEA, with 18% SOV, based on open programmatic advertising traffic, decreased -4% YoY from 19% in Q2 2023.

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