Xiaomi’s UK launch was a hilarious embarrassment

Xiaomi’s UK launch was a hilarious embarrassment
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2018-11-12 20:17

Last week, Xiaomi formally entered the UK market. It’s an exciting development for the British phone-buying public. Not only are Xiaomi’s phones really good, but they’re also inexplicably cheap.

There was no way Xiaomi could possibly screw things up. And yet, somehow, they found a way. First, a bit of background. As a launch promo, Xiaomi offer…

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