Huawei first announced the rollout of the HarmonyOS 2 in June this year with the OS expected to be used on various smart devices stretching beyond smartphones. The number of users who had upgraded to HarmonyOS 2 exceeded 10 million in just one week and by about half of the month it was launched, the user base had surpassed 18 million. It reached 30 million in just one month and barely two months after the rollout, the embattled Chinese company disclosed that the userbase has crossed 40 million which it claims represents an average of 8 users upgrading every second.

The tech giant has now revealed that the userbase has exceeded 70 million devices which means about 30 million users joined in August alone. At this pace, we expect the HarmonyOS 2 user base to break the 100 million mark within the year.

In addition, the custom OS is said to be installed in about 100 different models ranging from smartphones, smartwatches, smart TVs, tablets, routers, and more. The OS is also installed on Honor models that were released before Huawei sold off the Honor brand. Another thing is most of the users are in China but Huawei has started rolling out the HarmonyOS 2 to users outside China.

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