Slowly but surely, Nokia has now started to attract more attention of consumers in the market with Lumia lineup. As the evidence, Lumia sales levels over time got more experienced additions in China which is the largest mobile market in the world.

In a recent statement, Nokia announced that they have sold as many as 2 million Lumia phones in the Chinese market. When compared with a portion of sales of Android phones or iPhones, 2 million units is very small.

Achievement of 2 million units were acquired in a not too long. Noted, Nokia launched Lumia phones in China on December 5, 2012 and 2 million could be achieved on March 5, 2013. Not surprisingly, Nokia is often announced that its flagship mobile phone stocks, Lumia 920, out of stock.

With this positive trend, there is the possibility China will again become an important market for Nokia. Especially now they also have some products that Lumia phones has a  cheap price.

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As the world’s biggest smartphone market, China is certainly a prime target for smartphone manufacturers. No exception for Nokia Lumia 920 and 820.

And Lumia 920 smartphone that has wireless charging technology which received a very positive response in China. This was evidenced by the existing the queue line on the Nokia Store, located in Shanghai, China.

Even the yellow version of the Nokia Lumia 920 sold out within just 20 minutes. This Lumia 920 sales is the second batch phase was done by Nokia in China. Previously, they also received good enthusiasm high response by consumers in China. This is the real evident about the analyst that says before about “Nokia will beat the HTC in Chinese market“.

The launch of the first phase is done by Nokia earlier last month. At that time, sales of Lumia 920 stocks finished in just 2 hours. And, at the same time, stock of Lumia 920 sold by Amazon specifically for the Chinese were out of stock in just half an hour.

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