Apple on Friday released iPhone XS and XS Max.
As the fans queued up for the launch in Singapore, Huawei offered them power banks for the iPhone XS that carried a message suggesting Apple phones don't have a long battery life.
According to reports, as many as 200 power bans were handed out to iPhone fans in Singapore.
“Here’s a power bank. You’ll need it. Courtesy of Huawei,” read the message on the front of the power banks.
As part of another promotion stunt, the Chinese manufacturer offered fruit juice and charging stations. The Huawei van carrying the fruit juices had "no traces of apple" written over them.
According to CNET, the company said it handed out the power banks to “offer respite from the weather and grueling wait.”
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