Xiaomi to open two new Mi Homes in Bangalore
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Although Xiaomi started as a strictly online smartphone seller where it believed in keeping a tab on the price of the phone but striking off the middle men. But now the company believes that an offline presence will help the company in reaching more consumers and helping customers experience their products before they invest in it.
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The first Mi home in India is pretty small compared to the big experiential Mi Homes in China and there is only limited number of products available in the Mi Home in India. It is also because there is a huge difference in the number and variety of products available in India as compared to China. Xiaomi is yet to bring many of its ecosystem products to India, so far it have brought in one major ecosystem product,
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