For a long time, the European and American markets have been regarded as the difficulty of domestic smart phones. The reason is nothing more than the following two points: First, due to the low world influence of China brand and the deep-rooted impression of "a lot of low quality" brought by the name of "world factory" for many years, it is difficult for domestic smartphones to gain the trust of overseas consumers; Secondly, domestic smartphone companies tend to go to countries and regions that attach importance to patented technology, such as Europe and America, and often face bottlenecks such as patented technology. After all, both Samsung Electronics and Apple have a large number of smart phone patents, and most domestic manufacturers can't compete with them in this respect.
The first release of domestic manufacturers' 5G mobile phones is bound to expand the share of domestic smart phones in the European market.
On April 30th, Xiaomi announced through the official Weibo that Xiaomi will launch Xiaomi MIX3 5G mobile phone through Swiss operator Sunrise from May 2nd, becoming one of the first mobile phones to let overseas consumers experience 5G services.
On May 2nd, OPPO also announced that it would cooperate with Swisscom, a swisscom company, to sell the version of Reno 5G.
On June 4th, He Gang, president of Huawei's mobile phone product line, experienced the 5G network in advance with Huawei's 5G folding screen mobile phone Huawei Mate X at Huawei Shanghai Research Institute. According to He Gang's actual measurement, the download rate of Huawei Mate X exceeded 1Gbps, and He Gang posted a vlog about this experience on his personal Weibo.