Notebook and PC shipments grew 19% in 2021

A few days ago, we reported that smartphone shipment levels returned to pre-COVID levels in 2021, and today, we have information that the laptop market grew a massive 19% year-over-year. Lenovo is still leading the market, and Apple managed to sell a lot more Mac computers than in previous quarters.

Strategy Analytics reported its findings on how many devices were shipped in 2021, and in the last quarter of the year. The market managed to grow 19%, compared to 2020, and manufacturers shipped a total of 268 million devices that supported people over the difficult times, when most people were forced to work remotely and in hybrid work environments.

Lenovo remained the top manufacturer with 16.2 million shipped units, and 24% market share, but it declined by 9% compared to the previous year. HP is the second with 14.5 million units and 21% market share, followed by the quickly growing Dell with 13.2 million units and 19% market share. Apple is in the fourth position with 10% market share and 6.6 million shipped units. Apple managed to grow 11% in the last quarter, which is likely thanks to the impressive M1-series MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops. This also marks an all-time high record for Apple, and it

Notebook shipments grew 19 per cent compared to 2020 with a total of 268 million shipments in 2021, says a new report.

According to the report by Strategy Analytics, Lenovo emerged as the leading notebook PC seller as it shipped 16.2 million units in the fourth quarter of 2021, representing a 9 per cent decline and 6 per cent growth compared to the previous quarter.