Huawei Sells Out its P20 Lite Stock as Sales Soar 300%

HUAWEI P20 lite, which officially went on sale in Pakistan on 25th April 2018, has shattered sales records of Huawei’s previous mid-range smartphones.

In just a week, it outsold its predecessor HUAWEI P10 lite by 300%. Due to unprecedented demand for the ‘new selfie superstar’, Huawei has inevitably ran out of stock.

But to ensure customers get their hands on the HUAWEI P20 lite without much wait, Huawei is announcing pre-orders for the new stock today which shall be available from 5th May 2018.

Huawei p20 lite sold out

The demand for HUAWEI P20 lite in Pakistan is, first and foremost, a testament to the growing popularity of brand Huawei, as it continues to deliver hit after hit. Its recently launched HUAWEI Y7 Prime 2018 became a bestseller in the entry-level segment, while HUAWEI Mate 10 lite is ruling the midrange segment.

This growing popularity for Huawei devices showcases how consumers love the fact that innovation is at the heart of the Chinese smartphone manufacturer. And this is not just the case in Pakistan, but the world over.


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As per an announcement by Huawei Consumer Business Group, the HUAWEI P20 Pro has become its bestselling flagship device in Western Europe. After only four weeks of being on public sale, the HUAWEI P20 Pro has overtaken last year’s HUAWEI P10 Plus, outselling its predecessor by 316% to become the most successful device ever sold by Huawei in Western Europe.

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The latest HUAWEI P20 Pro was launched in Western European countries on 27th March, 2018, alongside HUAWEI P20, as the world’s first smartphone to feature a Leica triple camera. The HUAWEI P20 Series devices currently sit on top of the DxOMark leaderboard, and are the first devices to break the three-digit rating threshold (at 109 and 102, respectively).Most of the sales of the HUAWEI P20 Series were derived from Germany, UK and France.

The announcement comes closely after the company broke news of its record-shattering sales on its e-commerce platform Vmall, where the handset maker generated 100 million RMB(USD 15.9 million ) in revenue within the first 10 seconds the HUAWEI P20 Series was made available.

The outstanding sales performance of the devices across regions is an indication of consumers’ continued confidence in Huawei, and demonstrates the handset maker’s ability to innovate and deliver highly competitive products in the high-end segment.


  • Stupid Pakistan consumers paying to much for a good looking smartphone which doesn’t even have a gyroscope sensor??

  • Haha everything is gold in Pakistan they should no know features and other this just think about his priority expensive

    • Haha everything is gold in Pakistan, boga woga gaga gogaa ruu…..

      jitna yeah samajh aye ga, utna hee aap ka comment samajh aya. lol

  • Xiaomi Lost Pakistan Market they are selling two years old mobile in flash sale :

    • Yes if they release note 5 in April it would be better battle at the moment Huawei easily wining they are announcing new phone every week that too easily available in market even xiaomi releases note 5 it would be difficult to buy because of Sold out issue but still feel note 5 is better device then any huawei midrange phone’s because of snapdragon 636 new processor

  • This is what happened when people don’t know whats the value of processor people of Pakistan go for selfie phone’s and good looking rather then performance same processor is used in 25,000 honor 9 lite phone and same used in this phone no company in 2018 used new processors like snapdragon 636 or 660 expect Xiaomi in mid range phone’s i hope xiaomi release note 5 early now otherwise people have only one option is buy Huawei phones at high prices, Huawei only advantage is it is easy available in market where xiaomi mostly sell on online market to cut the distribution costs


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