Once there was only Xiaomi, which offered Redmi series smartphones on the market, generally the cheapest of its list, but then Redmi itself became an independent brand, obtaining truly flattering successes both for the brand itself and for Xiaomi, which in any case benefits from the commercial revenue from the sales of such smartphones and gadgets with this brand. Also POCO recently embarked on a solo adventure but this is another story as today we tell you about the fact that Redmi has managed to surpass even Xiaomi itself in terms of sales and therefore of choice by the user on the smartphone to which to rely on for the months and years to come.
One would probably think that Xiaomi is making its own shoes, but this is not the case since, we reiterate it, Redmi is still headed by Lei Jun's company. In any case, the smartphones of the Xiaomi spin-off company dominate the ranking of Amazon's top 10 best sellers in India, thus beating the parent company in one of its most important markets.
Truly a #powerpacked milestones:
1️⃣0️⃣ out of TOP 1️⃣0️⃣ selling phones on @amazonIN are all @RedmiIndia Smartphones. 🔥 🔥
Within few hours of it's 1st sale, # Redmi9Power has already powered it's way to the 🔝
Best Specs ✅ Highest Quality ✅ Honest Price ✅
I ❤️ #Redmi # Amazon pic.twitter.com/OWQrgOESOw
- Manu Kumar Jain (@manukumarjain) December 22, 2020
Redmi has therefore gained full acclaim, positioning its recent smartphones as the best-selling in the country through a platform as important as Amazon. In practice, of the 10 best-selling smartphones on e-commerce, 10 belong to Redmi.
Redmi beats Xiaomi in the second most important market for the sale of smartphones
This was announced by Manu Kumar jaim himself, CEO and global vice president of Xiaomi in India, by publishing a post on the social Twitter which shows the list of the best-selling smartphones in the country, India, one of the most important markets for the smartphone industry.
Of the 10 positions, some are repetitions of the same smartphone, the difference of which is in the color, but in the first place we find the recent Redmi 9 Power in the black color and in the 4/64 GB memory cut while in the last position, we find the Redmi Note 9 in the gray color always in the 4/64 GB cut, but the same model with a different color is found in the third position.
Redmi is therefore the goose that lays golden eggs for Xiaomi in India, but not only, as shown by Amazon's sales all over the world. Could this then lead Lei Jun's company to definitively abandon the launch of mid-range smartphones in favor of the Redmi brand?
