Apple says that sales have dropped for the fourth quarter in a row despite a boost from iPhones.
Apple sales have continued to fall, despite strong demand for its iPhones and services like streaming platform Apple TV+.
The tech giant says revenues dipped 1% to $89.5bn (£73.3bn) in the three months to 30 September when compared with the same period last year.
Sales of its Mac computers and iPads struggled after a post-lockdown surge in interest.
It marks the fourth quarter in a row where sales have fallen year on year.
In an update to investors, the firm said that profits had reached $23bn, helped by a new record for iPhone sales in the three-month period.
The amount it took from services such as iCloud and Apple Music also hit a high, bringing in $22.3bn for the California-based firm, up 16% from a year before.
But it cited concerns over potential supply chain issues hampering deliveries of its new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max devices.
