We all know very well that the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, the OnePlus has made a strong entry with its flagship killer, of course, the OnePlus 5. Now, reports are showing quite astonishing results about this brand.
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This year, OnePlus has made a strong entry with its flagship killer, of course, the OnePlus 5. As it was not only highly appreciated by the critics but also by the consumers as well.
Indeed, the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, the OnePlus succeeded in 2017 simply to exceed the sales of smartphones to stamp the South Korean giant Samsung and the tech giant Apple.
The well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, the OnePlus caused a tidal wave this year in the smartphone market not only with its OnePlus 5 but also the OnePlus 3T.
As the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, OnePlus has succeeded in reversing the trend and surpassing the two usual leaders, the tech giant Apple and the South Korean giant Samsung.
As, the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, OnePlus managed to achieve 57% of online sales in India – for the quarter ended June 2017 – correspond to a OnePlus device, according to IDC (International Data Corporation).
Behind it, the tech giant Apple made 37.8% of sales, while the South Korean giant Samsung has only 4%. Is this really a surprise? The Chinese company exclusively sells its products online and the OnePlus community is more than consolidated.
The OnePlus 3T, then the OnePlus 5, have enjoyed a very good aura this year. The last flagship of the brand has caused a sensation, for its sober but efficient design but above all its performance at a relatively accessible price.
Specifically, Amazon India noted that sales have tripled for the first week of product launch, within a year. India is a buoyant market, and this performance allows the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, OnePlus to make a good place internationally and especially in the sector of high-end smartphones.
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