Investing.com — Over the weekend, Huawei, a leading global provider of information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices, slashed the prices of its high-end devices, including mobile phones, on one of China’s leading e-commerce platforms.
Huawei is Apple’s (NASDAQ: ) biggest smartphone rival in China, along with Samsung Electronics (KS: ).
The price cut, which rose to 3,000 yuan ($411), was announced via a post on Huawei’s official social media account Weibo (NASDAQ: ) on Sunday.
The discounts were part of JD (NASDAQ:).com’s “Super Brand Day” promotion that began Saturday night and ended Sunday at midnight.
During this promotion, Huawei offered price reductions on various products, including smartphones, headphones, watches and tablets. Details of these deals are listed in a Weibo post.
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