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China, Shenzhen hosts Qinmi Smart Technology Co., Ltd, which lists ten active products focused on children’s wearable technology. The catalogue includes phone watches, 4G GPS smart watches, dual‑camera gaming watches and related accessories, each classified under HS code families 9102, 8517 and 8542. Materials are predominantly silicone or rubber straps, reflecting the flexible, skin‑friendly design required for kids. The product set spans smart watches with GPS, Wi‑Fi, LBS positioning, SOS functions, two‑way calling and video capabilities. All items are positioned for OEM/ODM service to more than 100 brands worldwide.
The primary categories recorded are Smart Watches, Digital Watches, Chronograph Watch, Pocket Watches, Watch Accessories, Analog Watches, Mobile Phone Accessories and GPS Navigation System. Within the ten listings, three are under HS 9102.12 (wrist‑watches with electronic components), two under HS 9102.19 (other wrist‑watches), three under HS 8517.62 (telecommunication equipment), one under HS 8517.12 (other telecom devices) and one under HS 8542.12 (parts for electronic machines). Each product description references a rubber or silicone strap, indicating a consistent material choice for durability and comfort in the children’s market.
The supplier’s catalogue comprises kid‑focused phone watches, 4G GPS/Wi‑Fi location watches, dual‑camera gaming watches and assorted watch accessories. HS 9102 entries cover fully assembled smart watches, while HS 8517 entries relate to the communication modules and antenna assemblies, and HS 8542 covers internal circuitry components. Materials are limited to rubber or silicone straps, a common choice for hypo‑allergenic, water‑resistant wearables. In the broader industry, children’s smart watches typically meet IPX7 water‑resistance, have battery capacities of 300‑500 mAh providing 1‑2 days of active use, and feature screens between 0.96‑1.3 inches. Standard certifications include CE, RoHS and FCC for electronic safety, and many buyers request UN 38.3 testing for lithium‑ion batteries. Common case materials are ABS plastic, TPU or silicone, and watches often incorporate Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, GLONASS and LTE‑Cat M1 modules for reliable connectivity.
The catalogue includes phone watches for kids, 4G GPS/Wi‑Fi location smart watches, dual‑camera gaming watches, and related watch accessories, all classified under HS 9102, 8517 and 8542.
Products are recorded under HS 9102.12, HS 9102.19 for wrist‑watches, HS 8517.12, HS 8517.62 for telecommunications equipment, and HS 8542.12 for electronic components.
All ten listings specify either silicone or rubber straps, which are common for flexible, skin‑friendly children's wearables.
Buyers typically request CE, FCC and RoHS test reports, plus a UN 38.3 battery safety certificate and an IPX7 water‑resistance test report.
Standard packaging is in corrugated cartons holding 20‑30 units each, allowing a 20‑ft container to accommodate roughly 1,800‑2,200 watches.
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