Xiaomi and Huawei are both competing for the Chinese market. Huawei has sold 108 million smartphones While Xiaomi went to 70 million last year, so the latter is looking for a way to increase that sales figure with a Xiaomi Mi 5 that it presented at the Mobile World Congress at MWC.
Apart from the Xiaomi Mi 5, it also has the Redmi 3 Pro to have two terminals that are already present and being sold. Kevin Wang is a Chinese analyst who maintains that Xiaomi has reached sell 14,8 million devices in the first quarter and these figures also include sales outside of China.
These data are not bad, since the Xiaomi Mi 5 is only available through flash sales and overall sales will increase considerably when it is in stores on a large scale. The market in India is also of great importance for this terminal.
The Redmi 3 Pro will be another of the terminals that help to propel those sales that at the moment remain the same as those 14,98 million achieved in the first quarter of last year 2015. As often happens in other companies, the impact of its high-end marks the sales figures for the whole year, so in that battle in which we have seen the Galaxy S7, LG G5, Huawei P9 and HTC 10, it will depend of the Mi 5 and its acceptance to rise and be able to surpass those 70 million smartphones sold last year.
One of the impediments that slows down Xiaomi's strength and momentum is your delay in commercializationSince, as often happens in other things in life, someone who wants something a lot and is not able to achieve it ends in frustration. A frustration for not being able to get a Xiaomi phone from a regular store and that will lead to that force dissipating if they do not manage to expand internationally.
