Huawei handsets draw fewer clicks after U.S. ban: PriceSpy

Huawei handsets are drawing fewer clicks from online shoppers since the United S...

- Huawei handsets are drawing fewer clicks from online shoppers since the United States blacklisted the Chinese telecom company, according to PriceSpy, a product comparison site that attracts an average of 14 million visitors per month.

“It’s not just network providers and tech giants who are turning their backs on Huawei,” said Vanessa Katsapa, UK and Ireland country manager at PriceSpy. PriceSpy compiles data from customers in Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden and the UK. The Trump administration softened its stance this week by granting the firm a license to buy U.S. goods until Aug. 19.

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