Terms of Use

Last updated: 9 November 2026. This website is intended for businesses and professional buyers. By using the site or submitting an inquiry, you confirm that you have read and accept these terms.

1. Website use and acceptance

You must not use this site unlawfully, fraudulently, to interfere with the service, bypass security controls or infringe the rights of others. Automated access should respect robots.txt, applicable law and reasonable rates; attacking the site, accounts or forms, mass spam or unauthorised data extraction is prohibited.

2. Product information, images and advertising claims

We aim to describe products using verifiable information and make no absolute claims such as “best”, “number one”, “100% effective”, “guaranteed ranking” or “guaranteed profit”, and make no medical, treatment or cure claims. Colours, screens, packaging and accessories may vary by batch and configuration; images are illustrative. Reference prices, MOQ, lead time, certification coverage and age information require confirmation for the exact model, configuration and destination.

Third-party trademarks, platform names and product names are used only for factual reference or compatibility description and do not imply affiliation, authorisation or sponsorship. If you believe content infringes your rights, provide proof of ownership and the specific location for review.

3. Pricing, currencies and order formation

Website prices are retail references with USD as the base; other currencies use the rate shown on the site. Exchange rates, bank charges and payment providers may cause differences at final payment. Wholesale quotations, freight, duties, taxes and customisation are confirmed separately. Website display is not an irrevocable offer; a transaction is formed only after the parties confirm the written quotation, order, payment and delivery terms.

After a direct sample order is submitted, we review stock, address, freight and applicable taxes before sending payment instructions. This site does not collect card numbers. Samples, customisation and volume orders may have different payment, cancellation and production terms.

4. International trade, export and import responsibilities

Both parties must comply with applicable export-control, sanctions, customs, anti-bribery, anti-money-laundering, product-safety and consumer-protection laws. The buyer is responsible for import eligibility, HS classification, duties, taxes, labelling, local approvals and resale restrictions. Unless the contract expressly states DDP, import clearance and destination charges are the buyer’s responsibility. See the Trade Compliance page.

5. Intellectual property and licences

Website text, product photography, interface and brand marks are protected by applicable law and may not be copied, modified, distributed or used for competing products without written permission. Buyer-supplied trademarks, artwork and packaging must be lawfully owned or licensed; the buyer is responsible for claims arising from its materials. Chinese pages self-host Noto Serif SC under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. View font licence.

6. Warranty, returns and liability

Warranty, returns and after-sales service are governed by the specific order terms, product documentation and applicable law. Normal wear, misuse, unauthorised modification, incorrect voltage, liquid damage or non-specified consumables are generally excluded. For B2B transactions and to the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit or resale loss; nothing excludes rights that cannot lawfully be limited.

7. Force majeure, governing law and disputes

For events beyond reasonable control, including natural disasters, government action, export restrictions, port disruption, transport delays, labour disputes or supply-chain interruption, the parties will reasonably discuss adjustments. Unless a separately signed contract provides otherwise, these terms are governed by the laws of the People’s Republic of China, and disputes are handled by the competent people’s court in Shenzhen; the parties may agree in writing to arbitration.

8. Privacy, cookies and changes

Personal-data handling is described in the Privacy Policy, and storage in the Cookie Policy. We may update these terms for legal, operational or product changes and revise the page date. Material changes will be highlighted where reasonable.

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