Xiaomi is now expanding its dominance out of what is its native land, China, and so after making its US debut now the company is officially landed in Pakistan as well tightening a collaboration with the CheezMall online distributor already at the end of 2016.
The national body Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) initially forbade its services for the sale of Xiaomi smartphones, but in November 2016, finally Xiaomi obtained the approval and the certificate No Objection Certificate (NOC), thus obtaining all the legal requirements for officially launching its products in Pakistan.
The news was even spread through an ad on local newspapers. In particular PTA has approved lo Xiaomi Mi 5 and Xiaomi Mi Max while at the moment I am on hold of approval also the models Xiaomi Note 3 Redmire e Redmi Note 4.
Recall that the Mi Max is a 6,44-inch device with Hexa-core CPU, 3GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory, 16 Megapixels for the rear camera while the front camera is a 5 Megapixel unit and finally 4850 mAh for the battery. The Mi 5 instead has a 5,15-inch display, quad-core CPU, 3GB of RAM, 32/64 GB of internal memory, 16 megapixels for the rear camera, 4 megapixels for the front camera, 3000 mAh for the battery.
In addition to the smartphones listed above, will also launch large-scale consumer products such as power banks, chargers, VGA adapters, the Mi VR etc .. Xiaomi products are known for being of high quality and therefore soon the Pakistani people will also benefit from it, thanks also to the collaboration that the company has established with the provider SmartLink Technology.
In itself the news could interest us Italians poco, but we need to see further, as Xiaomi is slowly but with winning moves expanding its market to other countries. Since Italy is very receptive but often snubbed by large manufacturers who for some devices do not think at all about marketing (see LG with its V20 or HTC with its new U Ultra), Xiaomi it might soon be planting a flag with a physical store.
