Xiaomi announced its Redmi Note 5 Pro last week in India and immediately in the fans has gained interest in this smartphone that boasts a double camera on the back and the title of the first device to be equipped with the processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 able to give a performance like the SD820.
Yesterday, the first flash sale began of the device, and as expected it has registered the sold out in a very short time. In fact, according to Xiaomi India, I'm over 300000 drives exhausted in less than three minutes. Unfortunately, I did not play in favor of the company by infuriating the fans remained dry-mouthed which replied at the company's post on Twitter, claiming that the units were probably 30000 and finished in 10 seconds so that after this time it was no longer possible to place orders and some were even canceled.
The first flash sale of Redmi Note 5 Pro has been audaciously called "The biggest sale in the history of smartphones" by Xiaomi India. But even this statement was followed by controversy and responses of the type "Stop deceiving us". Honestly it is the first time that record numbers are followed by controversy but in any case Xiaomi India has scheduled a new flash sale on mi.com and Flipkart for February 28: Redmi Note 5 Pro will be available in four colors such as Champagne Gold, Rose Gold, Light Blue and Black. The price for the 4 GB RAM + 64 GB memory variant is INR13.999 ($ 215 / € 175), while the version with 6 GB of RAM costs INR16.999 ($ 261 / € 212).
The suspicion of what the angry fans said comes from a parallel flash sale that has suffered the same fate in terms of records. In fact, Xiaomi India publishes a post in which it claims to have sold out the Mi TV 4 in less than 10 seconds. But how many units can this have been sold poco time for such an important product?
but 3.00.000 what number is it? Useless style falls…
what do you mean?
doing visual manipulation to make it seem like you have sold more, I mean the author of that photo