India's mobile data consumption is highest in the world. Its more than mobile data consumption of USA, China put together. Its a huge market. Chinese have done their homework and capitalized on it. kudos to them.
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What's there to be amazed? What amazes me in the price points at which China is able to sell products - have been ordering a lot of stuff from AliExpress - excellent quality and ridiculously low prices. Can someone enlighten me on how good are the Li-Ning Tennis shoes? They are about 1/2 the price of a good Asics or Adidas. But are they good?
That thing of "prevent Chinese refugees into India", is what dropped my jaw, given much lower living standards of average people and notorious reputation on some aspects in the latter country.
There is a widespread saying, that chinese companies using "80% of the quality for 60% of the price" as business model. To some or maybe many degrees, it is ture. The products are with functionality that behind the leading edge, but still good enough for most of the customers from countries around the worlds, including developed ones, let alone India.
For the lower price, there are many reasons why China can do. I can mention some from what I see:
1. High quality of working force (specially blue-collar). We have a flexible, capable, and efficient work force. It has to do with confucius culture and high literacy rate, which is usually high in east asian. For example, Vietnam 94%, China 96%. India 74% by the way.
I work in manufacture, and I have seen workers in/from many countries, Indonesia, India, Vietnam, malaysia, Ethiopia (Africa), Thailand... No one can beat Chinese workers, some are close, but some lag much behind, in eithor efficiency or quality. Given same cost (wage+), if I was the boss, I would definitely choose chinese workers, not even in a tiny doubt.
2. Labour cost, of course. Iphone X sells at 999 in US. They can be "made in US" for sure, but you have to pay at least +$ 200 more, even you don't consider other factors.
3. The whole excellent and matured supply chain and management. Production of most products invovle dozens even hundreds of suppliers from many industries. Even many developped countries lack this or that in this aspect.
4. First class infrastructure. It is world-class one, if you have been to China.
5. Bulk production effect. If produce for only tiny amount, it can be very expensive in China.
And since you asked "They are about 1/2 the price of a good Asics or Adidas. But are they good?". I can tell you, yes they are. And I tell you a serect, a Burberry blouse that sells at USD 500, is in fact, of same quality to a Nordstorm one which prices at USD 50. Don't be too much into so-called the "brand" sometimes.
Chinese refugees?? You mean India-controlled Kashmir big riots - Kashmiri people demand the withdrawal of the Indian government?I use a OnePlus 3T - will get the OnePlus 5T soon or the OnePlus 6 when it comes out. I see it as a value for money product and if it helps create jobs in China which prevents Chinese refugees to coming into India - I see it as a Win-Win. Less burden on India to house Chinese refugees and Indians get good value for money products.
You be the refugee in supa powa, you will become anaemic and live shorter.That thing of "prevent Chinese refugees into India", is what dropped my jaw, given much lower living standards of average people and notorious reputation on some aspects in the latter country.
There is a widespread saying, that chinese companies using "80% of the quality for 60% of the price" as business model. To some or maybe many degrees, it is ture. The products are with functionality that behind the leading edge, but still good enough for most of the customers from countries around the worlds, including developed ones, let alone India.
For the lower price, there are many reasons why China can do. I can mention some from what I see:
1. High quality of working force (specially blue-collar). We have a flexible, capable, and efficient work force. It has to do with confucius culture and high literacy rate, which is usually high in east asian. For example, Vietnam 94%, China 96%. India 74% by the way.
I work in manufacture, and I have seen workers in/from many countries, Indonesia, India, Vietnam, malaysia, Ethiopia (Africa), Thailand... No one can beat Chinese workers, some are close, but some lag much behind, in eithor efficiency or quality. Given same cost (wage+), if I was the boss, I would definitely choose chinese workers, not even in a tiny doubt.
2. Labour cost, of course. Iphone X sells at 999 in US. They can be "made in US" for sure, but you have to pay at least +$ 200 more, even you don't consider other factors.
3. The whole excellent and matured supply chain and management. Production of most products invovle dozens even hundreds of suppliers from many industries. Even many developped countries lack this or that in this aspect.
4. First class infrastructure. It is world-class one, if you have been to China.
5. Bulk production effect. If produce for only tiny amount, it can be very expensive in China.
And since you asked "They are about 1/2 the price of a good Asics or Adidas. But are they good?". I can tell you, yes they are. And I tell you a serect, a Burberry blouse that sells at USD 500, is in fact, of same quality to a Nordstorm one which prices at USD 50. Don't be too much into so-called the "brand" sometimes.
No I mean the 100,000 Chinese citizens living in India as refugees sanctioned by the UN. Is English difficult to comprehend?Chinese refugees?? You mean India-controlled Kashmir big riots - Kashmiri people demand the withdrawal of the Indian government?
Chinese refugees?? You mean India-controlled Kashmir big riots - Kashmiri people demand the withdrawal of the Indian government?
Such rule especially applies to india where hunger is a worse issue compared to North Korea.
This is the first time, after searching indian news, I understand, in some country, 30000 rupees phones are considered premium instead of middle-range.....
Anyway, hope One Plus (considered premium priced phones in india) could do better in 2018.
Their success oversees is vital to China's moving up in the smart phone supply chain.
Only according to apple fan boys, definitely not according to indian PPP.Any flagship phone is a premium phone, genius.
He meant the Dalai Lama and his followers.
Yes your failure is due to our restrictions and your victory is due to your hard work and innovation!He meant the Dalai Lama and his followers.
Only according to apple fan boys, definitely not according to indian PPP.
Middle-range One Plus (>30000 rupees) is considered premium in SP.
RSSers think they can.You can't consider PPP for imported stuff.
In 2013, Snowden provided confidential documents to the media resulting in "exposure" of several secret intelligence surveillance projects of the U.S. government, including the "Prism" project. Snowden's exposure of the document shows that this monitoring project code-named PRISM, so far has not been disclosed to the public. Through this program, the U.S. government collects information directly from these nine corporate servers, including Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube and Apple.people will buy as long as product is good doesnt matter chinese or japanese.
Indian govt. should add some duty on chinese stuff though as Indian pharmas are not allowed in china and IT is also restricted much.
@Adam WANG SHANGHAI MEGA
I would never buy any Indian products because of fkers like him.