Huawei Phones Are Selling Virtually Nothing in China

As of September 15, US sanctions against Huawei have become the harshest ever and the Chinese technology company; TSMC, Qualcomm, Samsung, Micron and SK Hynix From popular smartphone parts manufacturers such as processor, screen, memory It started to be unable to supply hardware components such as.

Huawei's inability to supply new parts limits the company's smartphone production to its stock of parts. Analysts state that Huawei has enough parts stock until mid-2021. Yet especially HuaweiStock problems with Huawei smartphones in China, the homeland of Huawei, cause prices to increase significantly.

According to information from Chinese sources, the price of Huawei smartphones in China has increased only recently. It has increased by 40 percent since January. While the price of already expensive models such as the Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche Design has increased by over $440; The average price increase of all phones is 60-75 dollars watched at the level.

The real striking detail here is that Chinese consumers showed great reaction to support Huawei, which is in a difficult situation due to US sanctions. Despite the price increase, Huawei shows great interest in smartphones. It is stated that all Huawei phones offered for sale, especially in online mass sales, are sold out in a short time.

According to the information provided by Evan Blass, known for his accurate leaks, Huawei is experiencing stock problems. It may cause Huawei to launch the Mate 40 series late in the global market. In addition, according to another rumor, Huawei may also narrow down its model range in order to use its parts stock more carefully.