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Apple has posted its [fiscal] second quarter earnings report for 2015 this afternoon, and they are impressive. The Cupertino company beat Wall Street estimates, recording $58.01 billion in revenue on the back of strong iPhone sales.

More than 61 million iPhones were purchased during the usually-slow, post-holiday second quarter. That’s over 4 million above analyst estimates, and it looks like the handset did particularly well in China—up 72% year-over-year.

Here is a breakdown of the numbers this year, vs. Q2 in 2014:

Revenue: $58.01 billion vs. $45.6 billion last year
iPhone units: 61.2 million vs. 43.7 million last year
iPad units: 12.62 million vs. 16.35 million last year
Mac units: 4.56 million vs. 4.1 million last year