Millet mobile phone first shot into the global TOP10: Millet 3, red meter QI list

Counterpoint Marvell Harsh, Hong Kong market research firm, recently released its February 2014 Global handset Market sales report. Millet first killed the world's top 10, and suddenly there are two. The report shows that Millet's cheap machine red rice line to the seventh place, Millet 3 is ranked tenth. Counterpoint said that this is the biggest accident of the statistics. The list is based on sales, but the specific models for each model are not listed. Data show that the first quarter of this year, Millet sold 11 million mobile phones, so the annual sales forecast has quietly from Lei earlier said 40 million to 60 million, 2015 goal is to break 100 million. The report pointed out that Millet is able to win in the competitive Chinese market, and in the international market, mainly thanks to its low price strategy. Peter Richardson, head of research at Counterpoint, said: In recent months, the world's best-selling handsets have concentrated on several major brands, but the rise of millet has shown a trend, that is, the local handset brand sales in their respective countries. This is the result of the commercialization of software and hardware. Consumers are willing to try local brands on the premise of attractive prices. Apple's iphone 5s has been the world's best-selling mobile phone for six consecutive months. The IPhone 5c has been a curse, but this time it was second most, thanks to Apple's clearance sale in Western markets. Samsung is the biggest winner and occupies half of it: GalaxyS4 and Galaxy Note3 tied third, S4 mini Six, S3, S3 mini Eighth and Nineth. In fact, the top 10 are also the three brands. Counterpoint expects the March-April list to change as Samsung Galaxy S5 comes on the market and Apple's iphone 5C sales are about to stop, and Motorola Motog and Huawei's LTE phones have a chance to make the list.