Gampoo International Co., Ltd

Gampoo International Co., Ltd operates from China and currently lists six active products across its catalogue. The portfolio includes a range of portable audio devices such as an MP4 player with FM transmitter, a car MP3 player, an iPod, and a car U‑disk MP3 player, as well as a USB flash disk and a 7‑inch digital photo frame. Each item falls under the broader categories of MP3 players, USB flash drives, and digital photo frames, which are commonly classified under consumer electronic accessories. The supplier’s catalogue reflects typical consumer‑grade specifications for these product types.

The six listed items illustrate the supplier’s focus on compact, battery‑powered electronics that are popular in personal and automotive environments. Product titles indicate standard form factors - handheld players, in‑car units, portable storage, and tabletop photo displays - all of which are subject to the same regulatory regimes for electronic devices exported from China.

The catalogue’s MP3‑related items - the MP4 player with FM transmitter, the car MP3 player, the iPod, and the car U‑disk MP3 player - correspond to portable audio players that typically support MP3, AAC and WAV formats, offer built‑in speakers or headphone outputs, and provide battery life between 6 and 12 hours. Storage capacities in this segment usually range from 4 GB to 8 GB, and FM transmitters are limited to low‑power (≈0.1 W) output to comply with local radio regulations. The USB flash disk is expected to follow common flash‑drive specifications such as USB 2.0 or 3.0 interfaces, capacities from 8 GB to 64 GB, read speeds of 20 - 30 MB/s and write speeds of 10 - 20 MB/s, and a plastic or metal housing. The 7‑inch digital photo frame typically incorporates an LCD panel with a native resolution around 800 × 480 pixels, supports JPEG and PNG image files, includes a built‑in speaker of 2 W, and draws power from an internal AC adapter. Industry practice for these categories includes CE marking for the European market and FCC certification for the United States, as well as RoHS compliance for lead‑free construction.