In recent years, the global consumer electronics market has been booming. According to data from Statista, the annual revenue of the global consumer electronics market is expected to reachUS$1.046 trillion in 2024, and by2028, this figure may grow to US$1.177 trillion.

This fully demonstrates the huge potential of the consumer electronics market, and also shows that Chinese cross-border enterprises, especially brands in the consumer electronics sector, are at the forefront of this wave of globalization, facing tremendous opportunities.

The global consumer electronics market continues to grow. Source: Statista

From smartphones to smart wearable devices, from smart home products to power banks, Chinese manufacturing is winning the favor of global consumers with its high cost performance and innovative capabilities.

For example,Anker Innovations.

Originally starting with peripheral consumer electronics products such as power banks and chargers, Anker has continuously refined product quality and insisted on innovation, successfully gaining recognition from overseas consumers and gradually becoming a globally renowned consumer electronics brand.

Its successful IPO in 2020 is a strong testament to its brand strength.

Anker's success is not only due to its proactive internationalization strategy, which has enabled its products to be sold in North America, Europe, Japan, and other regions in Asia, but also through sales on e-commerce platforms such as Amazon and independent sites, establishing its brand reputation worldwide.

But it is also inseparable from the favorable environment of the global consumer electronics market and the policy support from the Chinese government, which has been actively promoting enterprises to "go global".

With the deepening of globalization, Chinese companies going abroad has become a new normal. Especially as some domestic markets become saturated and competition intensifies, more and more Chinese companies are stepping out of the country to seek broader development space.

Recently, the Ministry of Commerce and three other departments jointly issued the "Opinions on Strengthening Business and Financial Coordination to Support High-Quality Development of Cross-Border Trade and Investment", providing financial support and risk management guidance for enterprises.

In addition, the establishment of comprehensive pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce has also provided enterprises with a good testing ground and policy support platform. All these have become driving forces for domestic enterprises to go global.

Moreover, overseas social media platforms developed domestically, such as TikTok, are gradually coming to the fore. Social media going global is becoming a new way for Chinese brands to market themselves overseas.

3C digital brand "UGREEN" has established a presence on multiple cross-border e-commerce platforms such as TikTok Shop and Amazon, and through these platforms, has brought its products to more than 100 countries and regions worldwide.

In the first half of 2024, UGREEN achieved significant growth in both revenue and net profit, demonstrating its competitiveness in the global market.

UGREEN 2024 H1 Financial Report. Source: Oriental Finance Network

Of course, if we say that "Anker" and "UGREEN" are brands that went overseas relatively early, and that platforms like TikTok and related policies only provided additional support rather than playing a key role,

thenDJI Innovations and Haylou are two typical examples of consumer electronics brands that have gained overseas recognition through TikTok.

DJI Innovations is a global leader in drone and aerial photography technology, and is a brand that has become hugely popular in recent years through TikTok. Currently, on social media platforms,its main account on TikTok alone has attracted 1.3 million followers.

Although its development in the US market was previously limited, it has indeed attracted global consumers' attention and enhanced brand appeal by posting stunning aerial videos shot by drones on TikTok and other social media platforms.

The domestic brand "Haylou", which focuses on smart wearable devices, is also a case in point.

By posting product introductions and user reviews of smartwatches and earphones on TikTok, Instagram, and other social media, Haylou has successfully entered overseas markets and received widespread praise for its products.

Of course, what social media platforms can provide is only support; behind these success stories is the relentless pursuit of product quality and continuous investment in innovation by Chinese enterprises.

At the same time, Chinese companies are increasingly focusing on brand localization strategies in their overseas expansion. By deeply understanding local market needs and culture, and providing products and services that fit local consumer habits, Chinese brands are establishing their brand image and loyal customer base in the global market.

With continuous technological advancement and changing market demands, the overseas journey of Chinese enterprises in the consumer electronics field will become even broader. In the future, we have every reason to believe that more Chinese consumer electronics brands will go global and shine in the global market.