By the end of 2018, Chinese manufacturer Huawei announced that its smart phone shipments exceeded 200 million units in 2018. It is most likely that Huawei will raise its bar high in 2019 and will set a record of 250 million units’ sale.
According to analysts, if Huawei succeed in achieving its goals it will be in positive position to grab the top position from Samsung. Huawei is already in a position to surpass its Korean competitor Samsung. Currently, Huawei has become an increasingly recognized brand in the world, and the company has also demonstrated innovative technologies that its competitors envy.
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In 2018, Huawei introduced two revolutionary smartphones: the first is the Huawei P20 Pro, equipped with triple rear cameras and a 3x optical zoom. At the same time, Huawei P20 Pro is still the top DxOMark smart phone in the image category.
The second is the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, a powerful device that has the power to charge other devices wirelessly. Both devices are as good as the high-end products that Apple and Samsung sell.
Another advantage of Huawei is the positioning of its Honor brand in the mid-range market. Honor advantages from the same innovations in the high-end series, with retail prices of less than $800, eclipsing OnePlus and Xiaomi’s competitive models.
Huawei will have tough competition with Xiaomi because its various cheap smartphones in all categories is increasingly capturing different markets.
Xiaomi also decided to develop a second “more fashionable” brand called Poco. Xiaomi is currently the world’s largest manufacturer of smartwatches and smart bracelets. These will also contribute to the company’s success next year.
Given the dynamic vitality of the Asian market, it is not surprising that the sales of Chinese mobile phone have soared. Chinese smartphones are likely to become increasingly dominant in Europe and the United States.
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