Apple saw growth for the first three months of the year, as falling device sales in China were offset by demand for its streaming services due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Sales climbed to $58.3bn (£46.2bn), up from $58bn in the same period in 2019 and beating expectations of $54.5bn.
Apple said iPhone sales for the quarter fell 7.2% to $28.9bn, compared to $31bn in the previous year.
Although business in China has not fully rebounded, Apple said all of its stores in the country had reopened by mid-March and sales were improving.
