According to the official data shared by Xiaomi, the popular electronics brand sold over 1.826 million smart AIoT products during this period. This marks a year on year increase of a whopping 160 percent. Similarly, its TV sales have exceeded a significant 231,000 units as well. Lu Weibing, the President of Xiaomi, stated that the first sale sold nearly 65 million products in just a single hour.

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In the Mi Fan Festival, it has been reported that total number of people participating had reached 98.06 million. These stats were showcased online via an image poster from Xiaomi. It depicted the large transaction and notable sales numbers. So, it is clearly evident that the festival period was a massive success, despite the ongoing crisis due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

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On 30th December 2019, Xiaomi announced its total TV sales report for the year; stating that the smartphone manufacturer has surpassed its goal of shipping 10 million units.

Reportedly, Xiaomi’s January to November smart TV’s cumulative sales number has it placed at the top of the Chinese TV markets. This meant that the company also beat established TV manufacturers such as Skyworth, Hisense, TCL, and more, according to a statistics report.

Initially, The Chinese tech giant first entered the smart TV field back in 2013; and have announced today (30t December 2019) that it has hit the goal of becoming China’s number one, according to the General Manager of Xiaomi’s TV Department. Furthermore, Jiang Cong, the General Manager of Sales and Operation of Xiaomi, also expressed this achievement in his official Weibo account.

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The senior executive stated that the company is excited for achieving this milestone of 10 million units sold in the Chinese market just before the has ended. Jiang also mentioned that the sales numbers are stable which is indicative of Xiaomi possibly taking top ranks again in the following year.

Notably, we had previously reported on this achievement last week but today have received actual confirmation for the same. Jiang Cong in his post on the Chinese microblogging website also shared the sales data of Xiaomi TVs in China. According to the report, Xiaomi TV saw a sales number of 10.198 million units being shipped in 2019. On the other hand, the investment volume had reached 10.136 million units as well.

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After bragging the most popular TV brand title in China, now Xiaomi witnessed maximum TV sales with 8.4 million shipments between Q4 2018 – Q1 2019 in its home country. Xiaomi ranked third in a total number of shipments in China, whereas it managed to find the place in the top ten global shipments list. Speaking at the new Mi TV launch conference, General Manager Li Xiaoshuang confirmed the increase of 225% in total shipments.

Xiaomi Mi TV sales were at the peak in Q1 2019 when eight out of ten TV sales were of Xiaomi. Maximum sales were contributed by 32-Inch Mi TV 4A, 55-inch Mi TV 4X and 40-Inch Mi 4C models.

Li Xiaoshuang added that the majority of sales were made through online stores. It even helped Xiaomi to become the largest TV manufacturer in online sales. The company remained ahead of other manufacturers in different size segments of 32-inch, 39-55 inch, 60-65 inch.

Xiaomi recently disclosed the sales target to emerge as the top smart TV brand in China. Wang Chuan, head of Xiaomi TV in China revealed stats of the increasing Mi TV sales. Another report termed Xiaomi as the best Chinese TV brands in 2019.

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Moreover, Xiaomi unveiled new Mi TV with ultra-narrow bezels at the launch event in China. The new TV is available in different sizes – 32-inch, 43-inch, 55-inch, and 65-inch. We hope the latest TV model will further escalate Xiaomi TV sales both globally and in China.

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Xiaomi’s $575 million worth of sales at this year’s double 11 Singles’ Day is also constituted majorly by Xiaomi TV sales. In a new report from the AVI Cloud, an online data monitoring company, it was found that Xiaomi TV sales were twice as much as the second best brand in the recent 11.11 sale event. It has witnessed huge TV sales and has constituted 28.9% overall TV sales and stood first in the distribution list. While, Skyworth stood at 13.8% followed by Hisense at 11.1%, TCL at 6.3% and many other major TV manufacturers in the remaining list.

In the data above, we can see the difference in sales between the Xiaomi and Skyworth which remained at the 1st and 2nd position in the distribution chart. As the sales have risen, it has led to a considerable increase in the earnings also. Xiaomi has grabbed 24% of the total sale amount share in TV sales at double 11 events. Similarly,  Skyworth held the 2nd position with 13.5% percent chunk while Sony’s high-cost TVs has led them to earn 16.8% of total sales.

Even companies like Changhong has earned a good amount of sales worth 6.5%. While Hisense stood at 13.2%, TCL shelled 11.7% and brands like Haier and Sharp constituted ~6% of sale amount share.

From the numbers, it is clear that Xiaomi is a big winner here and has grabbed most of the sales in double 11 sale event. Even Xiaomi TV department official said that “Every one of the three TVs sold in the double 11 sales is a Xiaomi TV.”

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Overall in comparison, the first four places remain unchanged while Xiaomi witnessed a little decline. Despite being on the bottom in the total number of sales, Sony managed to hit the 5th spot in the best brands table in terms of sales amount due to their high-cost TVs.

Well, it seems Xiaomi has got a lot of profit this time from the 11.11 sales. Xiaomi has gained sales worth $575 million in just 24 hours on the sale day.

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