Huawei P9/P9 Plus crossed 10 million shipments:

Huawei P9/P9 Plus crossed 10 million shipments:


Huawei is accomplishing milestones in the last two years. The smartphone manufacturer announced that the global shipments of its flagship devices P9 and P9 Plus crossed 10 million shipments which makes this series the very first flagship to ever reached this milestone.


This big announcement was made today in a press release by Richard Yu who’s currently CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group.
Huawei launched their P9/P9 plus in April 2016 with dual-lens Huawei P9/P9 Plus devices. They’re the first flagship smartphones developed with the collaboration of German camera brand Leica. Richard Yu also said that “This extensive partnership has already set a new benchmark for advanced smartphone camera technology and delivered outstanding photography experiences to consumers.”
The company also revealed that in Q3 2016 Huawei managed to ship 33.59 million smartphones. Here we like to mention that Huawei’s mid-to-high-end devices are around 44% in the total shipments.

Source: www.tecupdates.com

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