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Xiaomi opens massive Mi store in Paris

By Rajiv MenonChina
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Chinese electronics firm Xiaomi has opened its largest European Mi Store in Paris. Queues for the January 18 1pm opening started to form at the Champs-Elysees location at sunrise, despite freezing temperatures. The store is hosting a reportedly comprehensive selection of the brand’s full product range, including smartphones, headphones, cameras and home appliances.

In celebration of the launch, Xiaomi held a three-day sale on its French online store featuring discounts of up to €50. The supersized flagship is Xiaomi’s second location in Paris.

View the gallery below for images of the stores (11 images) :

Questions & Answers

Q.

What kind of products does Xiaomi's new Paris store sell?

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The new Mi Store offers a wide range of Xiaomi products. This includes smartphones, headphones, cameras, and various home appliances, showing the brand's full product line.

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Did Xiaomi offer any special deals to mark the new store's opening?

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Yes, Xiaomi celebrated the launch with a three-day sale on its French online store. Customers could get discounts of up to €50 during this promotional period.

Q.

Is this the first Xiaomi store to open in Paris?

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No, this supersized flagship store is not the first Xiaomi location in Paris. It is the company's second store to open in the city.

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