Naijji:


Look at your list, check the date. More than a year old. Even as at that date last year, that list is rubbish. Except you're not talking about sales. Imagine Nokia!

Naijji:




Where you put
Oppo
Vivo
Lenovo
Xiaomi
Huawei
ZTE
Meizu
OnePlus
Elephone
UMi
Coolpad
...

I never said Gionee is the first... when did vivo, Ulephone ,meizu, umi coolpad start production and how many successful phones have they produce that can be seen anywhere in the world

Xioami
Gionee
Oppo
Vivo
Lenovo
ETC

Your source for the rank is pure rubbish site..

Stancity:
I never said Gionee is the first... when did vivo, Ulephone ,meizu, umi coolpad start production and how many successful phones have they produce that can be seen anywhere in the world

Xioami
Gionee
Oppo
Vivo
Lenovo
ETC

Your source for the rank is pure rubbish site..

Stancity:
I never said Gionee is the first... when did vivo, Ulephone ,meizu, umi coolpad start production and how many successful phones have they produce that can be seen anywhere in the world

Xioami
Gionee
Oppo
Vivo
Lenovo
ETC

Your source for the rank is pure rubbish site..

angels09:
I stand with Gionee

Naijji:


Good for you. Doesn't mean they're among the big boys in China though

Stancity:
I was going through a friend samsung S6 yesterday and i asked myself, what kind of nonsense is this and when he told me how much he got the phone, i was angry with him.. i buy phones to serve me and i believe any Gionee top brand will give me what i want. Vivo, coolpad and some of the companies that made top list started production last year and they are top with with few phones in the market, i just don't know how the ranking is done anyway...

Naijji:


It's all good. Just so you know, [s]both Vivo and Coolpad have been making smartphones for longer than Gionee.[/s] But they have very little interest in the Nigerian market, hence, little knowledge of them over here.

Gionee, just like Tecno and Infinix, made a conscious decision to target the Nigerian market. Hence their massive popularity here. But, finally, the Nigerian smartphone market is relatively small.

It's just like assuming Peugeot is one of the top car manufacturers in the world cos of their popularity over here.

Stancity:
I didnt agree with you when you said Gionee targeted Nigeria market.. in fact Gionee launch their phones in other countries like India for example and before it get to Nigeria, it takes up to a year or more. They sale more in other countries... if you say Tecno and infinix i will say yes.. As for the cancelled sentence, just use google before you say what you dont know.

angels09:

Abeg stop arguing with someone typing with a Tecno M3.... It's a waste of time.....
I stand with Gionee though. My first Android phone was a Huawei Sonic the bigger one then a Lenovo.... IPhone an utter nonsense....then a Lumia which made life hell now am looking forward to the Gionee....with relish.

HAHAHA...

How did you know the phone he's using?.... Anyway nobody will deceive me on what i already know... Gionee is a Notable company that produce phones that someone is any part of the world can buy when available... for you to sell in Europe, your product must pass series of test unlike 9JA that accept garbage no matter where it comes from ,, Gionee was able to pass those test comfortably....

Stancity:
I didnt agree with you when you said Gionee targeted Nigeria market.. in fact Gionee launch their phones in other countries like India for example and before it get to Nigeria, it takes up to a year or more. They sale more in other countries... if you say Tecno and infinix i will say yes.. As for the cancelled sentence, just use google before you say what you dont know.

Naijji:


Gionee targets the Nigerian market. They've got service centres here, and their products got warranty here in Nigeria. Only about a dozen other countries in the world have got these Gionee services. Also, their 2016 products are already being sold officially here in Nigeria (eg M5 Mini). In short, they have a presence here in Nigeria.

On the other hand, neither Coolpad nor Vivo, nor most of the other Chinese brands have any sort of official presence in Nigeria. That's what I mean by targeting a country.

With regard to your last sentence, well it's a bit muddy. Coolpad is the oldest of the 3 companies (1993), then Gionee (2002), then Vivo (2009). But I specifically talked about when they started making smartphones, not when they were founded. There are references to Vivo smartphones on the Internet from 2011-2012. Earliest Gionee smartphone I can find on the Internet is the Dream 1 from 2012-2013.

But that's by the way sha. Gionee is one of the better Chinese OEMs, and Naija is better for their presence here. And like I mentioned previously, their products are cheaper here than in the international market (a function of their presence here in Naija), as opposed to many other Chinese OEMs whose phones are much more expensive in Nigeria than in the international market.

Peace out

Am tired of arguing abegi... carry ur wahala go biko... Till we jam again.

waleyp:
Una go meet for another thread. Lol make u no turn am to fight for here o