Attention MiFãs from Rio de Janeiro! The xiaomi She announced that she has opened the appointment for those who want to know the actual store that will open in BarraShopping, located in the capital, Rio de Janeiro, With Events between September 9 and 12. The good news is that the brand promises some promotions.
This will be the third unit to be opened in Brazil by the Chinese brand – which has become The second largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world. a Xiaomi has already announced that four more will open by the end of the year, being one more in Rio de Janeiro, another in São Paulo, one in Curitiba and one in Salvador.
NS Scheduling can be done through the company’s website.. Those who make an appointment can stay in the store for 15 to 20 minutes. Visiting will take place in groups with a limited number of people.
It is recommended to arrive at the mall 15 minutes before the scheduled check-in time. The visitor will have to stay in a queue in order to be allowed into the store. In the meantime, there will be raffles with the distribution of gifts.
The company has made the choice of appointments to ensure that health protocols against COVID-19 are maintained and to avoid crowding in space. When the first Xiaomi store opened in Sao Paulo, in 2019, there was a crowd of people and people She spent 45 hours in line To check the news.
promotional prices
For the opening of the new unit, Xiaomi promises a series of promotional prices, which will be practiced during the four days of the event or until stocks run out.
of between it Redmi Note 10 ProReleased in May this year, it will retail in Onyx Gray for R$2,299 (more than 30% off, according to the brand). Mi LED Smart Lamp a lamp Via $99, and a Mi TV Stick, for R$299 are other items on sale.
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