The Chinese technology company created in 2018 by OPPO is preparing to open its first store in Europe on May 28. The first sales area on our continent is located in the Lurdy Ház shopping center in Budapest, in the heart of Hungary.
For European consumers, this will be the first of several physical stores to open in the coming years. In addition, they serve as testimony to the growing importance of this continent and market for Reallyincreasingly popular brand.
Hungary hosts the first physical Realme store in Europe
The opening of its first physical surface in Europe is part of the efforts to expand the technology to new markets, while reinforcing its presence in the Asian continent. However, we already know the complete catalog of smartphones, Realme products and other gadgets that will be marketed in Europe.
As we can see in the list below, we have a wide catalog of smartphones, but also televisions, laptops, smart watches and other devices. Lifestyle. In short, a varied menu with the best that Realme has been doing in terms of mobile devices in recent months.
Smartphones, Smart TV and much more arrive in Europe
- Realme Buds Neo 2
- really 8 4/64
- Realme GT Master Edition 6GB + 128GB
- Realme GT 2 Pro 12GB + 256GB
- Realme Prime Book
- Realme Smart TV 4K 50″
- Realme Buds Air 3
- Realme Watch 2 Pro
- Realme 9W Smart LED Bulb
- Realme 12W Smart LED Bulb
- Realme 360° Smart Camera
The opening of the store is scheduled for May 28, with an area of 62 square meters. There, consumers will be able to get in touch with Realme devices and smartphones, just like what they can find in rival Xiaomi stores.
The expansion effort will bring more Realme stores in various markets
We remind you that the manufacturer has launched several initiatives to contact the local population in Europe through the pop up shops. That is, temporary stores that allow you to publicize the brand and start working on its European recognition.
Among the cities that have already received these “surprise stores” are Paris, Cologne, Madrid, as well as other European metropolises in recent months. The star of these initiatives was the generally well-received Realme GT2 range of smartphones.
In short, we have in Realme a potential rival for Xiaomi, which is already following in the footsteps of the technology led by Lei Jun.
