emmmm, saying this is a bit of a disgrace to Huawei. As a world-renowned brand, if it does not have the strength, it will not get the approval and support of users. Huawei will never achieve what it does now. Therefore, Huawei's becoming a domestically produced high-end machine is consistent with its own strength.
As a high-end product, it must be recognized by users. Being well-received by users is essential. Huawei has withdrawn from the Honor, P, Play, Mate and other series, meeting the requirements of people at all levels, and has naturally been supported and affirmed by the majority of consumers. Moreover, Huawei has invested huge amounts of money in research and development of mobile phones. Over the years, Huawei has also established a very good image. Allowing users to use and purchase with confidence.
The Huawei p6 was released in London, England, to increase its value and popularity. Since then, many of Huawei’s mobile phones have been released abroad first and then domestically. As a high-end product, it is necessary to increase its popularity and integrate with the world. Huawei has also successfully increased its popularity because of this move, which is of course inseparable from its own strength. In order to increase its popularity, Huawei also invited superstars to endorse its products, which was a huge investment.
Huawei also independently developed processors. Achieved good results. It has been well received by users. And its appearance, quality and workmanship are all good. Only then can we stand firm. As a Fortune 500 company in the world, Huawei's products are stable in all aspects, and there will be no minor inharmonious problems. Huawei's success is also related to its perseverance. There was still a big gap between Huawei and big brands back then, but it did not give up, and that's why Huawei became what it is now. Not to say it is better than all brands, but it is really a big improvement compared to before.