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Alan and Shannon visit Bay Park Shenzhen and tour a Huawei store, where staff demonstrate foldable phones and a triple-fold mechanism. They also look at a smartwatch, earbuds and a laptop with a detachable keyboard. In a car showroom, they try massage seats and see a projector, electric doors and a model with voice control, a mini fridge and a bed-like rear seat. Their visit to Xiaomi’s official store includes electric toothbrushes and massage guns, with prices that they compare with Western equivalents.
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Huawei devices and the Xiaomi store
Alan and Shannon begin at Bay Park Shenzhen, then visit a Huawei store for a demonstration of foldable phones. The triple-fold mechanism draws particular interest, and they look at a smartwatch, earbuds and a laptop with a detachable keyboard. The video gives the foldable phone’s price as 22,000 RMB, approximately £2,200. The smartwatch resembles an Apple Watch Ultra and is described as costing about half as much; the earbuds resemble AirPods. Alan says he thinks China may hold the patents, framing the products as open source rather than copies. The detachable keyboard vibrates as the user types, and the laptop costs £2,400, more than a MacBook.
At the Xiaomi official store, they browse household gadgets, including electric toothbrushes and massage guns. The vlog names prices of £15 for a toothbrush and £35 for a massage gun, and notes that the shop is an official store rather than a knockoff market. They compare the prices with Western equivalents.
Car showroom features
The tour continues into car showrooms inside the technology mall. Alan and Shannon sit inside a large SUV with a screen across the dashboard, where one side can show TikTok and the other games. They test massage seats and see a projector drop from the ceiling; the doors close with a button. Shannon gets comfortable enough that she nearly falls asleep. The top model costs £58,000, while another model starts at £47,000.
A later showroom stop includes a car with voice control, a mini fridge and a rear seat that converts into a bed. Alan continues getting a massage during the visit. The chapters follow the two car visits, the price discussion and a final look at the car bed and fridge. Their day at Bay Park moves from phone and laptop demonstrations to the features inside the vehicles, with the Xiaomi store between the two showroom visits. Alan concludes that China has already won the tech race.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: How much does the foldable phone cost?
- A: 22,000 RMB, which is about £2,200.
- Q: What features does the car have?
- A: It has massage seats, a projector screen, electric doors, and even a mini fridge.
- Q: What was the price of the luxury car?
- A: £58,000 for the top model, starting at £47,000.
- Q: What about the prices at Xiaomi?
- A: Very affordable – electric toothbrushes for £15 and massage guns for £35.
