Nokia Closes UK Retail Stores and Online Stores

It looks like Nokia is facing more and more pressure. The Finnish giant closed its remaining retail stores in the UK (except the Heathrow airport shop) earlier this month. It also closed online stores in the United Kingdom and the United States. To date, it is located in France, Spain and Sweden. Online stores are all offline.

Foreign media interviewed an employee of a former Nokia retailer in the UK. When asked why the Nokia retail store was closed, the employee stated that the wrong marketing strategy, the expensive price, the bad location, and the high repair rate are There are several reasons why Nokia's retail stores have failed. Among them, Nokia N8 and E7 have the highest rate of repair - many customers complain about their frequent crashes and hardware problems. He also pointed out that sometimes retail stores appear to be very popular, but most people only seek technical support - such as firmware upgrades, rather than buying mobile phones.

Many people believe that high pricing ultimately led to the failure of Nokia's online stores in the United Kingdom and the United States, just as what happened to British retail stores and online stores in other countries. Up to now, online stores in both countries have been closed. Users who log on to online stores in the United States will be directed to Amazon, while users who log on to online stores in the UK will be directed to the websites of the eight retail partners. Let's finally remember the Nokia retail store that has become a past time through these photos.