The competition that is being created among Chinese smartphone manufacturers is increasingly fierce. Despite Xiaomi it can count on an excellent appeal from users, who are very fond of its smartphones | 7 of the most used smartphones in China are manufactured by Xiaomi |, it is undeniable to notice how Huawei, Meizu and all the other competitors are sharpening their weapons.
Wanting to be a very recent example, Huawei has introduced the new Honor 5A from lower selling cost even to the 100 euro | Honor 5A vs. Xiaomi Redmi 3 Pro: Comparative Specifications | while Meizu has just presented the new Meizu M3S that, at the price of about 100 euro, offers a smartphone with technical features of medium-low range | Meizu M3S vs. Xiaomi Redmi 3 Pro: Comparative Specifications |.
We must not forget that Xiaomi's competition can count on a much higher audience, considering their operations also outside China, India and the few other markets where Xiaomi is present.
Having analyzed all of this, we wonder if Xiaomi will still be able to "hit" against these producers or if its desire to increase the importance of its brand before landing in Western markets will compromise its path and its success . What do you think about it? Doing things relatively calmly will benefit Xiaomi or should it take its cue from OnePlus, Meizu and Huawei (not to mention ZTE which is going strong especially in the US) and their expansionist policy?
Obviously this speech of ours is limited only to smartphones, since in the wearable sector Xiaomi has nothing to envy to anyone | That is why Xiaomi Mi Band 2 will give a firm tear to the wearable market |.
via | Xiaomi Fans Italia
