Xiaomi received over 226,00 pre-orders for the Mi 11 and those have translated sweetly to actual sales, with the company announcing that it sold over 350,000 units of the new flagship in just five minutes. That works out to right about US$230 million in sales, no doubt in part due to the Mi 11's outstanding value proposition.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Mi-11-geared-for-legendary-status-as-Xiaomi-sells-350-000-units-in-five-minutes.512616.0.html
It depends on their stock levels. They rarely ever keep them stocked for prolonged periods during launch. If they stocked 100,000 units, they'll sell 100,000 of them, if they stocked 350,000, they'll sell that many. I admit that >350,000 is a lot by standards of a Xiaomi launch, but I bet it's now sold out again.
I think it's fake news. As we know chine will not disclose the news easily as they have not allowed Google. . World knowing tricks played by china during coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan
According to Ajith there isn't 1.4 billion people in China, its all fake news as well, theres only a population of 10.
Quote from: Ajith on January 02, 2021, 17:50:47
I think it's fake news. As we know chine will not disclose the news easily as they have not allowed Google. . World knowing tricks played by china during coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan