In this 2019 we have repeatedly witnessed articles that talked about the crisis in the smartphone market, yet one of the most deserving brands and that has brought positive results in its garden is Realme, which is preparing to end the year with an important milestone.
Realme has become an independent brand from the parent company Oppo, poco less than a year ago and if at the beginning it made itself known for entry level devices, in recent months it has been able to be appreciated both for the quality / price ratio but also for real top of the range, but also for expansion into other sectors like that of wearable devices with its first wireless headphones, the Buds Air. The year has yet to end and terminals like the Realme X50 equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 CPU and 5G connectivity are still awaited, but the company headed by CEO Madhav Sheth is ready to take stock of this 2019.
In short, Realme managed to sell 15 million smartphones in its first year of activity for 2020, the target set is to double this figure. The success of this emerging brand is given by the mix of attractive specifications, good design and low prices: easy to say but difficult to achieve, but for Realme the titanic feat was faced with head held high enough to allow it to become the seventh brand in the world. world (remember in less than a year).
Realme's first year of business ends with 15 million smartphones sold
The success of sales comes mainly from the Online where Realme manages to be present in 20 international markets, including Europe, Russia, China while for the year to come the company will intensify its interest in the Indian market by launching a new series of smartphones mid range. In a market that is increasingly fierce and full of competitors, Realme has been able to carve out a good slice of the market which will certainly confirm the good value of the Chinese company in 2020.
