Xiaomi is well-known for its smartphones, but also for many other products that are more or less technology-intensive daily use, although the smartphone market is obviously the most profitable one. That's why the company is one of the fastest-to-produce devices on this platform, and Xiaomi is trying to develop appropriate development plans to make their smartphones accessible not only online but also physically through their own stores.
In fact, for this year the Chinese company has set as a goal the opening of 200 Mi Home stores throughout China and while another 16 have been opened only last week, they are scheduled for October 1, which is also the Day World China, another 20 new store openings to be located in the cities of: Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzen, Wuha, Zhengzhou, Hanchzou (2 stores), Tianjin, Dalian, Nanchang, Nantong, Quangzhou, Harbin, Chaozhou, Dongyang, Hengyang , Guangzhou, Shanwei and Qujing.
For some of these cities to have a Mi Home store is not just a nobleman, like Beijing, and local bargains that will create a very important economic value for Xiaomi who once satisfied China's need could finally try to expand their stores also abroad, including Italy.
