Chinese smartphones have become important players in the mobile technology market. In just a couple of years, Chinese manufacturers have broken into the lists of leaders in the modern smartphone industry and began to produce really high-quality devices at an attractive price.
Chinese brands
The most famous smartphones presented on the Russian market by Chinese manufacturers are Huawei, ZTE, Lenovo and OPPO. Huawei was one of the first to enter the Russian market and quickly won the trust of consumers, primarily by the price of its devices.
Some Huawei models with impressive characteristics cost several thousand rubles less than their counterparts due to the low cost of manufacturing devices in China and the company's pricing policy.
For example, the Huawei Ascend P6, which has a quad-core display, 2GB of RAM and a graphics module, can match the performance of more expensive offerings on the market from Sony, Samsung, Nokia and HTC.
Other devices that are not inferior in quality to Huawei are OPPO and ZTE, new ones on the market. These devices use filling from manufacturers of mobile components and do not differ from other models in their class in terms of technical implementation.
When buying a smartphone, you can pay attention to models from Chinese manufacturers, since today they produce devices that at least are not inferior to similar devices from more well-known brands. However, these devices are not yet highly trusted by consumers. But if you want to save enough money and at the same time get a powerful device that will be enough for almost any task, the models offered by Chinese manufacturers will be a good choice.
Chinese copies of smartphones
Today, Chinese copies of other brands are less and less produced in China, since many successful companies already use their own developments in the design and manufacture of components for devices.
However, the cost of these devices may be slightly lower than that of similar models of more well-known players on the market.
Smartphone replicas only remotely resemble the originals taken. Most of these devices, although capable of performing basic tasks and serving as a good means for making calls and exchanging messages, are still inferior to smartphones produced by more well-known companies.
You should not buy smartphones that do not have a brand name, and the build quality raises some doubts when buying. These phones are prone to fail quickly enough and most often are able to last only a few months.
