Chinese Smartphone Brands Raise Prices as Component Costs Climb
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(Shanghai = Yonhap News) Correspondent Cha Byeong-seop = As memory semiconductor prices continue to soar, Chinese mobile phone manufacturers have recently raised their product prices across the board.
Chinese smartphone brands raise prices as component costs climb
Several Chinese smartphone brands raised prices across entry-level and premium models on September 1, citing IT Home, Antutu, MyDrivers and Sina. The increases coincided with the start of the back-to-school buying season in China and reflected the pass-through of higher component costs to end customers.
Huawei, Xiaomi and Honor reportedly raise smartphone prices in China · TechNode
Huawei, Xiaomi and Honor have reportedly raised prices for multiple smartphone models in China, with the changes taking effect on Sept. 1. The reported adjustments cover Huawei’s Mate 80 lineup and Enjoy 90 Pro Max, Xiaomi’s Mi 17 series and Redmi K90, and Honor’s Power2 and Magic8. The reported increases range from several hundred yuan […]
As memory semiconductor prices continue to soar, Chinese smartphone manufacturers are raising product prices one after another.
[Cable News] Several smartphone brands in mainland China have raised prices, with some flagship models seeing increases of up to 1,000 yuan. Huawei's high-end series phones have seen price increases of 80 yuan.
On September 1, a number of Chinese mobile phone manufacturers collectively raised prices for some phones, involving brands such as Xiaomi, Huawei, and Honor. Many models increased by more than 200 yuan, and some flagship models increased by up to 1,000 yuan.
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