Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo and Huawei are now not only the four major mobile phone manufacturers in China, but also one of the top brands in the world. We can see that except for Samsung and Apple, they are all ranked in the world. Chinese brand.

This shows that China’s mobile phones are going global and leading the development trend of mobile phones. Like China’s white home appliances, they have a pivotal position in the world. So who can best represent China’s mobile phone industry?

I think most Chinese people will most likely choose Huawei among these four brands. After all, Huawei is now the mobile phone manufacturer with the best reputation and the highest sales among domestic brands. Its sales this year should reach 200 million. It will be easy, but what I want to say is that China's mobile phone industry is by no means represented by Huawei, and certainly not by the other three brands.

The most ideal situation is for a hundred flowers to bloom. Just like domestic white goods, everyone competes with each other and develops together. Gree, Haier, Midea and other brands have their own characteristics and compete with each other in air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines and other home appliances; or like the Japanese automobile industry, they work together to keep warm. Nowadays, when talking about Japanese cars, what comes to mind is Ryota Nissan (Nissan), and Mazda, a straight technical and scientific man.

At present, Huawei has achieved a certain position in the high-end field, especially the mate series and the p series shot by Leica. However, when it comes to the mid-to-low-end market, most of the credit is due to Honor, which shows that Huawei still has progress. space. Xiaomi is one of the most popular products in the Internet era. It has quickly become a fan because of its high cost performance.

However, Xiaomi’s price/performance ratio is not as good as the previous generation. Xiaomi even blames Qualcomm and the supply chain, saying that chips are too expensive and labor costs are too high. However, Meizu 16 has a more beautiful appearance with the same configuration. Adding a screen fingerprint is still one yuan cheaper than Xiaomi 8, and Lenovo, the disruptor, has set the price of the first model of 855 to 2,698 yuan. It seems that Xiaomi's saying of "good prices and touching products" has gone further and further away. I hope Xiaomi can maintain its original intention and be born for fever.

Let’s take a look at Oppo and Vivo, two brother companies that are constantly discussed. They are ridiculed by everyone because of their vigorous offline development, but they still have a certain say in the mobile phone industry. Although it carries the label of high configuration and low price, in terms of mobile phone workmanship, it is definitely first-class among mobile phone manufacturers, especially the texture of the thousand yuan phone is much better than other cost-effective mobile phones.

In addition, Oppo’s 50W fast charging is the current fast charging technology (although it is useless, it is better to study graphene batteries, but it is still much better than ordinary 5V2A), and vivo’s ancestral hifi is One of the great additions to mobile phones is the screen fingerprint, which is my favorite design. Vivo’s screen fingerprint has reached its fifth generation and has become a very popular design. Look at other brands besides Chinese mobile phone manufacturers, including big names like Apple, Samsung, and Sony, that have applied this technology.

Finally, let’s talk about the current major trend in mobile phones? Comprehensive screens are now everywhere, such as Nubia vivo’s dual screen, Honor Xiaomi’s slider design, and OV’s pop-up camera. These technologies Regardless of whether it is popular or not, this is a continuous attempt and evolution of full screen, and this spirit is worth encouraging.

To sum up, the domestic mobile phone industry does not want to be dominated by one company, and every brand should support it. After one company dominates, consumers will not get benefits (price increases after monopoly), which is also not conducive to the development of the mobile phone industry (everyone competes with each other, shares technology, and offers price concessions). Let’s work together to overcome problems such as screen cameras and graphene batteries, create epoch-making products, promote the leapfrog development of the mobile phone industry, and make Chinese mobile phones famous around the world.