Xiaomi has officially entered the South Korean market, unveiling a number of devices at a press conference held in Seoul. Xiaomi also announced plans to release more of their products like wearables, TVs, and robotic vacuum cleaners by February. Jony Wu, Head of Xiaomi’s South Korean branch highlighted their focus on balancing quality and affordability to meet consumer needs. As such, it was announced that Xiaomi’s Korean website is offering an opening sale that lasts until January 31, 2025. What do you guys think of Xiaomi officially entering the South Korean market? Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi officially enters South Korean market" and "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal".
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Apr 2, 2026Xiaomi has officially entered the South Korean market, unveiling a number of devices at a press conference held in Seoul. Xiaomi also announced plans to release more of their products like wearables, TVs, and robotic vacuum cleaners by February.
Jony Wu, Head of Xiaomi’s South Korean branch highlighted their focus on balancing quality and affordability to meet consumer needs. As such, it was announced that Xiaomi’s Korean website is offering an opening sale that lasts until January 31, 2025. What do you guys think of Xiaomi officially entering the South Korean market?
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