Recently, a digital blogger revealed on Weibo that one of his fans said that he grabbed Huawei's flagship for resale this year and earned a total of 120,000 yuan. This news sparked heated discussions among netizens, and many people posted their "achievements" in the comment area, showing their income after snapping up Huawei's flagship mobile phones for resale.
Some netizens said, "Pure hand grabbing, I earned 5000+ this year", and some people revealed that they grabbed a Huawei Mate 60 RS Extraordinary Master and earned more than 3000. Some netizens have a more "brilliant" record - grabbed 5 Huawei Mate X5 and 1 Mate60 Pro, and earned 10,000+ together.
However, some netizens expressed disbelief, "What kind of awesome person is this, is there no limit to purchase?" Some people analyzed that a mobile phone is calculated according to the average (price increase) of 500 yuan, and 210,000 needs 420 units, so he thinks this is unlikely.
In fact, in recent years, Huawei's flagship mobile phones have been popular among consumers for their unique design and comprehensive innovative performance. Especially when some popular models are released, the rush to buy is even higher and higher. This has also led some consumers to resell the phones they have snapped up to earn a certain price difference.
However, this resale has also sparked some controversy. Some people believe that this kind of behavior undermines the market order and exacerbates the scalping phenomenon. In this regard, Huawei has also taken certain measures. For example, limiting the number of purchases per person, raising the threshold for panic purchases, etc. In addition, Huawei has also launched a pre-order campaign for this year's new flagship, and consumers can wait for a certain amount of time to get the new phone, without the need to buy it at a higher price through third-party channels.