At the same time as the Q1 data company survey report blowout, the third party including private cattle statistics in April Jingdong's self-marketing data also began to blowout, of which everyone's most concerned Snapdragon 8 platform, MediaTek Tianji 9000 platform model sales ranking has also appeared. Let's take a closer look at who is the sales king.
Disclaimer: This list counts the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 and the MediaTek Tianji 9000 dual-platform model together.
Winner: Redmi K50 esports Edition, sold 50,100 units;
Runner-up: Redmi K50 Pro, sold 41,400 units;
3rd place: Honor Magic4, sales of 25,600 units;
The third to twentieth places are: iQOO Neo6 (18,700 units), vivo X Note (18,600 units), Xiaomi Mi 12 (18,500 units), vivo X80 (17,800 units), iQOO 9 (16,200 units), Xiaomi Mi 12 Pro (13,800 units), Honor Magic4 Pro (11,200 units), vivo X80 Pro Snapdragon 8 version (10,600 units), iQOO9 Pro (9,705 units), Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (9492 units), OnePlus 10 Pro (9113 units), Black Shark 5 Pro (7456 units), Honor Magic V (6575 units), Samsung Galaxy S22 (6406 units), Red Devil 7 Pro (6374 units), OPPO Find X5 Pro (6296 units), realme GT2 Pro (6011 units).
From the overall data point of view, whether it is the Snapdragon 8 platform or the MediaTek Tianji 9000 platform, Redmi is the biggest winner. Among the Snapdragon 8 platform models, only the Redmi K50 esports version sells more than 50,000 units a month, and the remaining is at most about 25,000 units, and even about 6,000 units. On the MediaTek Tianji 9000 platform, there are only more than 40,000 Redmi K50 Pro, and the remaining two models vivo X80 are less than 20,000 units, OPPO Find X5 Pro is not on the list at all, and the sales volume is needless to say. It should be noted that many models were first sold in April, and the Redmi K50 series is only a regular sales volume, which is already very telling.
In addition, let me tell you that the domestic mobile phone industry this year is really not good, and the overall market is very sluggish. This can be seen from JD.com's monthly sales, so mobile phone brands must be prepared for a hard life.