realme vice president Xu Qi has revealed that the company has sold over 1 million units through both offline and online channels in just 7 days, as part of the Double 11 (Singles Day) sale event.
The brand’s goal of achieving tens of millions of mobile phone sales in China alone will soon also be achieved (via: IT Home).
Data has shown that the Realme Q3s is one of the models with the best sales data during the Double 11 season, with over 100,000 units being sold on the first day of sale alone. The phone is also a top seller in the omnichannel price range below 2,000 yuan (~$312).
Currently, the realme brand’s latest two mobile phones are Realme GT Neo2T and Realme Q3s, which are equipped with the MediaTek Dimensity 1200 and Snapdragon 778G chips respectively. The Realme GT Neo2T is priced at 1899 Yuan (~$297) in China while the Realme Q3s costs 1499 Yuan (~$234).
The realme sub-brand has seen massive growth over the past two years. Xu Qi had this January set a goal for realme annual sales to hit 10 million units this year.
The vice president had also stated on November 2 that realme will be foraying into the high-end smartphone market with prices hitting the $700+ range. This will be done as early as next year. Xu Qi is yet to disclose more specific information about the high-end phones.
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