Huawei in Q2 2020 increased its sales in Spain by 175% due to teleworking

The COVID-19 pandemic, which is far from over, has generated many problems and uncertainty. Despite this, some companies have seen their product sales increase. HUAWEI has seen laptop sales increase 175% during the second quarter of 2020 due to telecommuting. And it is that the computer science segment has been the least affected.

Despite strong pressure from the United States, Huawei remains a leading company in different segments. It seems unlikely that the arbitrary and unproven sanctions by the US government will make a significant dent. The company offers very good products at very reasonable prices, and of course, that is a big problem for companies like Apple.

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Huawei increases its laptop sales by 175% due to telecommuting

During the months of April, May and June, laptop sales in Spain have risen 175%. The company has seen confinement and teleworking have boosted equipment sales. Huawei, like other laptop manufacturers, have seen their sales grow in this new paradigm.

We are in a moment of transition towards a more stable teleworking model that has been reflected in the increase in sales of laptops. At Huawei, we have registered the highest point of PC sales during the month of June, even doubling sales compared to April, at which time remote work began to normalize.

Fabio Arena, Product Manager of Huawei BCG Spain

The laptop that has been most in demand in these months in Spain has been the MateBook D15. Saying laptop It has high-end features and a very reasonable price. This Huawei laptop has accounted for 57% of all sales of portable systems during these months.

MateBook D15 features 8GB DDR4 and a 15.6-inch FullHD FullView display. Also, this laptop features a Ryzen 5 3500U processor with an integrated Vega 8 iGPU. This makes it perfect for work and for making a few games after a long day at work.