Enjoy Exclusive Offers and Discounts on Select Devices During Huawei Wearable Days’ Promotion

Offers and Discounts  

* Enjoy exclusive deals on Huawei Wearables this August available on Amazon India, Flipkart & Croma Retail Stores across major Indian Cities. Sale starts from August 6th and ends on August 11th 2020

* New and exciting offers during the Huawei Wearable Days are on the Watch GT 2 and Watch GT2e variants with their lowest prices ever

* Become a proud owner of the latest Huawei Freebuds 3i, Watch GT 2, and GT 2e this August, and get an exciting gift along with the all-new Freebuds 3i

* No-Cost EMI available on select variants

Huawei Consumer Business Group India announces the Huawei Wearable Days this August starting from August 6th to 11th, 2020. The Huawei Wearable Days brings some exciting deals on a fantastic line up of wearables and discounts on the Watch GT 2 and Watch GT 2e, and a gift with the latest Huawei Freebuds 3i.

Huawei revolutionised the wearable segment in India by launching Huawei GT 2 followed by Huawei GT2e. Also, the company’s latest technological innovation in the earphone section - the Freebuds 3i has set an industry benchmark in the TWS segment. The offers involve a massive price drop on everyone's favourite Huawei Watch GT 2, Watch GT 2e variants, and an exciting device with the Freebuds 3i for free. Imagine all these deals on wearables are now available on both Amazon India, Flipkart as well as Major Croma Retail Outlets Across India!

More excitement for those looking at immediate purchase as the Watch GT 2e Mint Green, Red, and Black variants now come at a price of only INR 9,990, which was originally priced at INR 11,990. There is also the Watch GT 2 Sport variant which is available at a price of INR 12,990, which was for INR 14,990. With a grand discount of INR 2000, one can purchase the classic and premium variants of the Watch GT 2 as well.

Buyers get the Huawei Band 4, an ergonomically designed device which is also your assistant with the HUAWEI FreeBuds 3i, which is available in two classic colours: Carbon Black and Ceramic White priced at INR 9990 with Prime Day offer – a HUAWEI Band 4 worth INR 3099 at zero cost.

To find out more about Huawei Wearable Days, visit the Official Website and get to know more about the Huawei Freebuds 3i.

Adding to the plethora of wearables available from Huawei, check out the leather sport variant which is available for INR 17,990, Titanium Grey variant for INR 21,990 and the Black Sport variant for INR 15,990 in the watch segment.

Interested customers can check these lifetime deals on Amazon India and Flipkart starting August 6th to 11th 2020 and enjoy the upcoming weeks filled with offers, discounts and gifts. 

About Huawei Consumer BG

Huawei’s products and services are available in more than 170 countries and are used by a third of the world’s population. Fifteen R&D centres have been set up in the United States, Germany, Sweden, Russia, India and China. Huawei Consumer BG is one of Huawei’s three business units and covers smartphones, PC and tablets, wearables and cloud services, etc. Huawei’s global network is built on almost 30 years of expertise in the telecom industry and is dedicated to delivering the latest technological advances to consumers around the world.

Due to drop in profits, Ericsson to cut 5,000 jobs

Wireless equipment maker LM Ericsson on Wednesday said profits dropped 31 per cent in the fourth quarter, citing restructuring charges and weaker handset sales, and said it would slash 5,000 jobs.

Ericsson said net profit fell to 3.9 billion kronor ($465 million) from 5.6 billion a year earlier.

It reported ``a dramatic drop'' in the contribution from its handset unit, Sony Ericsson. The joint venture with Japan's Sony last week said it had swung to a fourth-quarter loss of euro187 million ($243 million).

For the full year 2008, it posted a profit of 11.3 billion kronor, nearly half the 21.8 billion kronor reported for 2007.

Boosted by a weakening krona, Ericsson's sales in the fourth quarter rose 23 per cent to 67 billion kronor, from 54.5 billion kronor a year earlier.

The share soared nearly 11 per cent to 62 kronor in Stockholm stock market opening.

The world's leading maker of mobile broadband infrastructure said it released the fourth-quarter results a week ahead of schedule because it believed they exceeded market expectations.

In a statement, Chief Executive Carl-Henric Svanberg described his company's performance in 2008 as ``solid,'' pointing out the sales and the operating margins, excluding Sony Ericsson. He warned however that the financial downturn makes it ``difficult to more precisely predict to what extent consumer telecom spending will be affected, and how operators will act.''

The company said it needs to widen its savings program as the global financial crisis continues to pressure the industry, tough competition and the technical development. That would mean cutting 5,000 jobs, or more than 6 per cent of its 79,000-strong work force, Ericsson said.

The Stockholm-based company said it expected restructuring charges of 6 billion-7 billion kronor, yielding annual savings of around 10 billion kronor by the second half of the year.

In a webcast news conference with analysts and journalists, Svanberg said ``we're doing this of course because of the uncertainty in the market.''

For 2009, he said it will be a priority for the company to stay close to its customers to understand their behavior and needs, adding his company is also preparing for tougher times to be able to defend its margins and extend its leadership.

Agencies