Xiaomi officially opens for online sales in the U.S. and Europe from June 1, but still no phones

China-based smartphone maker Xiaomi has announced its official entry into the U.S. and Europe with the news that its online store will be launching on June 1 and June 2 respectively.

Following a “beta test sale” that kicked off in mid-May, the web store will sell a number of accessories — including the Mi Power Bank, Mi Headphones, and Mi Band. However, a company spokesperson confirmed to VentureBeat that the launch won’t include phones.

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Since the launch of its first smartphone way back in 2011, Xiaomi has emerged as one of the world’s largest smartphone manufacturers, though it has also branched out into other consumer electronics. Indeed, since 2013, Xiaomi says it has shifted 10 million units of its 10400mAh Mi Power Bank alone.

Though the company’s big push into new markets continued last month with the debut of the $200 Mi 4i smartphone in India, the company has yet to confirm when it will launch its phones in Western markets.

For the European online store launch, this will be limited to just three markets at first: Germany, the U.K., and France.