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Wang Teng has already said that the Redmi K70 Extreme Edition has received additional orders, which shows that the sales of this model are very popular. So how popular is its sales? Let's take a look at a set of data.

On August 2, industry insider "Smart Chip Guide" released the domestic W30 week activation data, that is, from July 22 to July 28, at the regular time. The data showed that Xiaomi ranked first with a share of 18.61%. This is the first time that Xiaomi ranked first in the domestic market in a single week.

Champion: Xiaomi, market share 18.61%;

Runner-up: vivo, with a market share of 18.42%, of which vivo accounted for 14.47% and iQOO accounted for 5.26%;

Third place: Huawei, with a market share of 17.59%, of which Huawei accounts for 14.47% and Huawei Smart accounts for 3.12%;

Fourth: OPPO, with a market share of 15.20%, of which OPPO accounts for 12.35%, OnePlus accounts for 1.42%, and realme accounts for 1.43%;

Fifth: Honor, market share 14.75%;

Sixth: Apple, with a market share of 11.12%.

The above is an unconventional ranking. If calculated according to the conventional ranking, Xiaomi is still first and vivo is still second. Honor is ranked third, Huawei becomes fourth, OPPO becomes fifth, and Apple is still at the bottom.

Xiaomi ranks first mainly due to the official release of Xiaomi MIX Fold 4, Xiaomi MIX Flip and Redmi K70 Extreme Edition. The first two are folding screen phones, which are still niche, so Redmi K70 Extreme Edition is the most meritorious reason for Xiaomi's first weekly ranking in China. Although there is no specific sales data now, from Wang Teng's statement and market data, Redmi K70 Extreme Edition has become a hit, with the highest sales among the four models of the same period. It is estimated that the other three models combined are not its rivals.

Besides Xiaomi, Vivo is still very strong, not far behind Xiaomi. It is hard to say about the rest of the brands, especially Apple, whose market share may have fallen to the lowest point, just over 11%. If there is no big price cut, the downward trend of iPhone sales will definitely continue. Among the domestic brands, OPPO needs to work harder, as both the main brand and sub-brands have fallen behind Vivo.