BEIJING (Reuters) – Over the weekend, tech giant Huawei unveiled significant price cuts on a range of premium devices, including smartphones, slashing costs by as much as 3,000 yuan ($411) in China reportedly. The announcement, made via Huawei’s official Weibo account on Sunday, coincided with a “Super Brand Day” promotion on China’s top e-commerce platform JD.com.
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The limited-time sale, which kicked off Saturday evening and ran until midnight on Sunday, featured enticing discounts on Huawei’s flagship smartphones, cutting-edge headphones, stylish smartwatches, and versatile tablets. This strategic move demonstrates Huawei’s efforts to captivate tech-savvy shoppers with irresistible deals.
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