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China’s Smartphone Market is in for an Overhaul

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China’s Smartphone Market is in for an Overhaul

Beijing Business Today,

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As low-price strategies cease to pay off, China’s smartphone manufacturers are migrating to the higher end of the market.


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Until recently, a low-price strategy worked just fine for China’s domestic smartphone manufacturers. But as the market begins to saturate, more and more Chinese consumers are willing to spend extra on additional functions and better quality as they replace their old phones. As a result of this “consumption upgrade,” China’s smartphone manufacturers are looking to re-establish their brands in the higher-end market. Beijing Business Today reporter Jin Chaoli explains how these companies are trying to tackle their competition. getAbstract recommends his article to marketers and anyone interested in Chinese consumer trends.

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Get rid of the low price tags and start selling to people who are willing to spend more. That’s the strategy China’s major smartphone manufacturers have adopted as of 2017. Technology company Xiaomi, for example, gained popularity among Chinese consumers with low prices and high configuration during the smartphone’s boom years. Now the golden Mi 6 with standard configuration costs ¥3,999 [$590] – a far cry from the ¥1,000 to ¥2,000 Xiaomi’s phones cost when...

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Jin Chaoli is a reporter for Beijing Business Today. Sponsored by Beijing Daily Newspaper Group and issued nationwide every weekday since 1985, Beijing Business Today is the most-read economic publication in Beijing.


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