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Depends on what part of the world you live, and what brand. Huawei and ZTE has had a presence in Europe for years, with Huawei even getting into the infrastruc
by digi_owl 8y ago
Depends on what part of the world you live, and what brand.
Huawei and ZTE has had a presence in Europe for years, with Huawei even getting into the infrastructure market.
Xiaomi is a different story, as they were not even interested in getting their devices Google certified for the longest time.
And much like how Samsung eroded the foundation of Nokia's market by undercutting them on cheap featurephones, Huawei seems to have done the same to Samsung by flooding the market with "cheap" models and working their way up.
Not to say that Huawei's offerings are bad from a customer standpoint, i had a P6 for a number of years and frankly it surprised me with its software bundle. I really felt they were angling more towards being a pocket computer than being a media player with streaming.