I don't know since when it became a ...... between Redmi and OnePlusThe war of words on the Internet is very intense. As long as one of them has a press conference, the other company's product will definitely appear and become the backer. Even after the press conference, they ...... each otherThis time the same is true after the release of the OnePlus 12.
After the official release of OnePlus 12 on December 5, Wang Teng, general manager of Redmi market and brand spokesperson, said for the first time, "Some brands have grown into towering trees in ten years, and some brands are still small saplings in ten years, what causes this difference?".This little sapling can't be a cactus...... right?Not to mention, this **Redmi K70 Pro is ready to add orders".
ps: Anyone with a bit of a brain knows that Wang Teng is talking about OnePlus, but he does have some truth in what he said. Everyone thinks that this year is the 10th anniversary of Redmi, and it is also the 10th anniversary of OnePlus. From the perspective of volume, these two brands are not the same grade at all, and I believe everyone understands the truth.
According to official information, Redmi's global shipments have exceeded one billion units in ten years, what is OnePlus's global shipments in ten years?There doesn't seem to be detailed data at the moment. I only know that judging from the domestic performance, OnePlus's overall sales are not as good as the iQOO brand. The latest data from BCI shows that the number of activations of *** + OnePlus in November is 9540,000 units, while data from the Chaodian Think Tank shows that in the past three quarters, OnePlus was the eighth largest brand in China, with a market share of only 2%. On the other hand, Redmi sold 600,000 units on the first day of the K70 series, and it only took five minutes.
The gap between the two brands in the same decade is indeed a bit big, which is why Wang Teng uses the metaphor of a towering tree and a millet sapling.
In fact, in this era when sales are king, Wang Teng's words are not wrong. Product performance is one thing, market recognition is another. As long as the product recognized by the market is a good product, it is useless to fight between friends. In the end, it is necessary to see the level of real sales, and I think that no matter how good the product is, in the end, the market does not recognize everything, isn't it still zero?
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