Realme comes to the Benelux, OnePlus exits the region
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The Chinese phone brand Realme is going to become active in the three Benelux countries: the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. That is what the tech website Tech Insider reports. For customers in the Netherlands, this means they will have more choice when buying a smartphone in the future.
At the same time, the brand OnePlus is said to be stopping its activities in these countries. OnePlus is also a Chinese brand and is known for phones with good performance and a low price. However, the report contains few details. It is not clear from which date the changes will apply or what will happen to existing customers.
Realme is a young brand that has existed since 2018. The company focuses mainly on affordable phones for younger users. With its arrival in the Benelux, Realme is trying to gain a larger position in the European market, where competition between smartphone brands is fierce.
For Dutch consumers, it is wise to keep a close eye on the official announcements from the brands. That way, you will know exactly which warranty and service apply. In the coming months, it will become clear how the transition proceeds.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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