Huawei Mate60 sales were surpassed by Apple 15, while Xiaomi 14 series sold 1.4474 million units in 10 days

Huawei Mate60 sales were surpassed by Apple 15, while Xiaomi 14 series sold 1.4474 million units in 10 days

This year's Double Eleven Shopping Festival, Huawei's mobile phone performance exceeded many people's expectations. Before its release, Huawei's new Mate60 series showed strong market momentum, attracting many people's attention and purchasing desire. However, the latest ranking data reveals an unexpected result, which is that Huawei's phone sales did not meet expectations. This may be due to supply issues, especially the shortage of the most popular Mate60 model, which resulted in Huawei missing out on the opportunity to hit the Double Eleven chart.

The market performance of Huawei mobile phones has been severely overestimated by the media and consumers. Although Huawei's Mate60 series of new phones showed strong market momentum before their release, both versions were fiercely sought after online and offline, a trend that has been absent in the mobile phone market for many years. Therefore, the media has been rumoring that Huawei has increased its shipping target for 2024 to 100 million units, and netizens are also enthusiastic about Huawei phones. I personally have always believed that Huawei smartphones should be able to win first place this time, but based on the latest ranking data, that's not the case.

On the contrary, the performance of the iPhone exceeded people's expectations. Prior to this, many people believed that most consumers would choose domestic phones, and some even predicted that Apple phones would face difficulties. However, actual ranking data shows that Apple phones are still the best-selling brand, even better than their sales in the same period last year. This indicates that the revolution of domestic mobile phones has not yet been successful, and most consumers' support for domestic mobile phones remains at the spiritual level.

Among numerous mobile phone brands, Xiaomi can be said to have been questioned in the early stages, but over time, it has proven its value through practical actions. As a well-known domestic brand, Xiaomi has always maintained a high level of technological research and product quality, which has gradually made it stand out in the fiercely competitive mobile phone market.

I remember when Xiaomi Pengpai OS was released, the market response was not as positive as expected. Even in the comments section of Lei Jun, some netizens have criticized Xiaomi more sharply, and there has even been a so-called "siege" phenomenon. However, now it seems that this may be another way for netizens to express their support and love for Xiaomi.

Recently, a highlight at the Xiaomi 14 series press conference has attracted everyone's attention. Lei Jun confidently shouted the slogan "Use Xiaomi 14 small cup to benchmark iPhone 15 medium cup". So, what exactly is its performance?

According to the data released at the press conference, the total omnichannel sales of the Xiaomi 14 series reached 1.4474 million units during the first sales period of November 11th. Among many players, the performance of Xiaomi 14 Xiaobei is indeed the closest to that of the iPhone 15 Pro. This achievement undoubtedly affirms Xiaomi's technological strength and product quality.

Of course, this achievement is not accidental. Firstly, the size of the Xiaomi 14 small cup is closest to that of the iPhone 15 medium cup, which is not a competitor among domestic brands. In addition, its configuration is more generous than the iPhone 15 mid cup, and the performance of key components has not been compromised. Finally, of course, we also need to mention the price. The price of 3999 yuan is really attractive compared to other brands.

Despite some unexpected data on the Double Eleven, this can also be seen as a good starting point. At least, it indicates that domestic brands are beginning to receive attention and have some noteworthy highlights. Someone once questioned Apple's decision to produce in India, believing that such a decision was no longer worth buying. However, the data from Double Eleven suggests that this questioning may not be in line with the actual situation. Domestic mobile phone brands still need to make efforts to increase investment in technology research and innovation in order to better compete with brands like Apple.

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