What does Hong Kong Bank mobile phone mean? What does the mobile port version machine mean

The differences between the mobile phone national bank and the Hong Kong bank are:

1. The warranty policy is different. Hong Kong banks do not have warranty protection in the mainland (Nokia's can, but they need invoices issued by regular stores in Hong Kong), while Bank of China can enjoy services such as national joint warranty.

2. There is a difference between the fuselage and whether there is a logo. Generally, the body of the Hong Kong bank has a unique logo or the label of the company (except LG and Samsung), such as the logo of Digicom on the body of Sharp GX32, the logo of Nokia 7610 and so on. BNM does not.

The mobile phone is a portable terminal that can be used in a wide range, the full name is mobile**or wireless**, which was originally just a communication tool, and was commonly known as "big brother" in China in the early days. The mobile phone was first developed by the battlefield mobile phone manufactured by Bell Labs in 1940, and then the world's first commercial mobile phone was invented by Martin Cooper, an American Motorola engineer in 1973. In addition to the typical features, modern mobile phones include a camera, GPS, and Internet connection, all of which are collectively referred to as smartphones.

The Hong Kong version of the mobile phone refers to the mobile phone sold in Hong Kong. Many international brand mobile phones are sold all over the country, and the one sold to Hong Kong is the Hong Kong version, the American version is sold to the United States, and the licensed version is sold to China. The Hong Kong version of the model can enjoy the warranty in China, but there are certain restrictions, and only large and medium-sized after-sales outlets may support the warranty, which is subject to the after-sales regulations of the mobile phone brand.

Hong Kong mobile phones are mobile phones sold in the Hong Kong market, and these products in Hong Kong have formal sales methods and sales channels. The back of the mobile phone in Hong Kong has the label of the store and the Hong Kong mobile operator. Recall Hong Kong mobile phone is guaranteed by Hong Kong for one year.

Hong Kong mobile phones are guaranteed by Hong Kong for one year.

Nokia's licensed mobile phones purchased through formal channels in Hong Kong also enjoy the national warranty treatment in mainland China.

The biggest difference between Hong Kong and mainland mobile phones is that the body of the mainland mobile phone has a "network access license", while the Hong Kong mobile phone does not.

Hong Kong mobile phones are mobile phones sold in the Hong Kong market, and these products have formal sales methods and sales channels in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong licensed mobile phones have labels on the back of specialty stores and Hong Kong mobile operators.

Differences between different versions of phones:

First of all, it should be noted that if it is the first Hong Kong version of the mobile phone and the Bank of China are produced by the original factory, but the sales place is different, the Hong Kong version is the factory sales place is Hong Kong, and enjoys the warranty in Hong Kong, but now many dealers can modify the background technology, and the Hong Kong version of the mobile phone also enjoys the mainland national warranty. But the advantage of the Hong Kong version of the mobile phone is that it is generally smuggled goods, which is slightly lower.

The mobile phone of the National Bank is that the mainland enjoys the national joint insurance, but it is introduced through formal channels, and each one has a tariff and a high price.

For example, the anti-drop height of the European version of the mobile phone may be the highest, such as the drop height of the meter high, while the national bank may only be 1 meter. But now these standards are becoming more and more the same.

It is a mobile phone sold in Hong Kong, because the mobile phone (licensed) sold in the regular mobile phone store in the mainland has to add tariffs and other miscellaneous money, which is more expensive than the one bought in Hong Kong, so some people smuggle the mobile phone sold in Hong Kong to buy, which is the Hong Kong version of the machine, also called the Hong Kong machine (Hong Kong licensed).

Big brand phones are available in various versions, in order to adapt to users in various places. So it's not surprising that the phone has a Hong Kong version.

And the Hong Kong version of the mobile phone can be used in the mainland, but the after-sales cannot be guaranteed, and for the country, it is a tax evasion commodity!

It is a licensed mobile phone in Hong Kong, which is more cost-effective, and the general mobile phone ** is a licensed Hong Kong parallel import (Europe, America, Japan, South Korea, etc.) in mainland China

This phone must be refurbished. It's been so long since it came out. The Hong Kong version refers to the mobile phones sold in Hong Kong. . .

The Hong Kong version is divided into two types: Hong Kong water and Hong Kong line. . . The port water is the back port, and the machine is from Hong Kong, but the invoices given to you by the merchant are all fake, whether it is Fortress or Bainaohui... Hong Kong is the products sold in Hong Kong's regular shopping malls...

The latter can be jointly insured. I tried the former myself, and I can also guarantee it.

The Hong Kong version of the machine is a mobile phone exclusively for the official sales of Hong Kong, which is transported to the mainland for sale through a certain way, which is what we often call a parallel cargo machine.

The Hong Kong version of the mobile phone means that it is not issued in a regular country, but it means parallel import.

The real meaning of the Hong Kong version of the mobile phone is that Hong Kong's licensed, which is his abbreviation.

That is, Hong Kong's goods do not have a national warranty.

To put it bluntly, there is no warranty for parallel imports.

Air China has a national policy of three guarantees a year.

But in terms of quality, there is no difference.

For example, if we sell mobile phones to the mainland in the mainland, we will be licensed, and those sold in Hong Kong will be the Hong Kong version, and the mobile phones in Hong Kong will be parallel to us, and the general mobile phones will have Hong Kong versions, Asia-Pacific versions, European and American versions, etc.