Huawei. The world is starting to run away from the phones of the Chinese company after the announcement from Google, from which it was very clear that important updates for Android will no longer reach the products of the Chinese company. Yesterday I told you that in Great Britain people started to sell their phones from Huawei in increasing numbers, including the newest models, and the same is starting to be true even for Asian countries, where there are even more users .
Huawei. According to investigations carried out by the press in Singapore and the Philippines, more and more customers are trying to sell their phones at stores specializing in the purchase of used phones, even if the prices are very low. Including the newest models of phones from Huawei are offered by customers to stores, but the biggest problem is that they don't want to buy them, because they don't have anyone to sell them to after that.
Huawei. Customers Want to Get Rid of Phones, Stores REFUSE them
Huawei. Everyone is worried that without major Android updates, Chinese phones will become useless in just a few months, which could turn out to be very true. Google will release Android Q in the summer, but based on the way the sanctions look now, those from Huawei will not be able to offer their customers the update for this operating system, and the world wants to get rid of phones while they can still get money on them.
Mobile phone retailers in some Asian countries are refusing to accept Huawei devices for trade-ins, as more consumers look to offload their device on worries Google suspending business with the Chinese firm will disrupt services. It's not that Huawei is a bad product. It's a very good product. It's just that nobody wants to buy it now because of US policy. Normally, you would see people wanting to trade their old phones as they want to replace them with new ones. Now you're seeing people wanting to trade in the latest one.
Huawei. The situation will of course get worse, because soon the stores could remove the phones from sale because they will no longer be offered updates for them, separate from the security ones. Either it will be about the desire of the stores to stop selling the products, or the customers will no longer want them, regardless of the situation, if Huawei will not find a method to be able to offer updates for Android, then it can "say goodbye" to progress outstanding in sales.
Huawei. So far the company has made few statements regarding the situation of the phones, and has said absolutely nothing about future important updates for the operating system.
