What does the Asia Pacific Hong Kong line mean by the mobile network?

Hong Kong licensed goods are for the Hong Kong market sales of mobile phones, in Hong Kong local these products have a formal sales method and sales channels. Compared with domestic licensed goods, Hong Kong licensed goods are authentic and original goods. Because it is produced by the original factory, there is absolutely no need to worry about the hardware, and the operation and function are the same as those of domestic licensees.

Due to the difference in tariffs between the mainland and Hong Kong, and the pricing of manufacturers in the mainland and Hong Kong is also different. Even if it is a mobile phone officially sold in Hong Kong, there is a big difference between it and the same model of mobile phone in the mainland. However, some mobile phone sellers transfer products that should have been sold in Hong Kong to the mainland through one way or another, and smuggle them directly from Hong Kong back to Guangzhou, so the back of the mobile phones licensed in Hong Kong have the labels of specialty stores and Hong Kong mobile operators.

Asia-Pacific version: There are Chinese Simplified menus, Chinese Traditional menus, pinyin input, and stroke input, but there is one more Malay language in the menu than the Hong Kong version...To put it simply, the Asia-Pacific version is a machine for Asia-Pacific countries that use Chinese, mainly Singapore and Taiwan, and the machine relative to European water is a water machine with a Chinese menu.

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On the first floor, there are several errors in the statement about Hong Kong licensed goods, in addition to the high-end machines that have just come out, other machines are similar to or even more than the mainland licensed goods. The reason why the so-called Hong Kong banks in the mainland market are so cheap is mainly because of the tax problem, which is mainly based on the machines of Hong Kong CSL operators.

Except for a few countries, the Asia-Pacific version also does not have a Chinese menu. It is not just for machines that use Chinese countries that are called Asia-Pacific versions, such as Vietnam.

Strictly speaking, the Hong Kong version is also the Asia-Pacific version, but Hong Kong licensed goods can enjoy a limited warranty in the mainland, so it is differentiated.

Asia-Pacific mobile phones refer to mobile phones that are legally sold in the Asia-Pacific region. APC** includes phones sold in Singapore and other countries (excluding Hong Kong and Taiwan), while phones made in South Korea are also included in APC**.

Cell phones in the Asia-Pacific region generally refer to those that are legally sold in Asia, Oceania, and islands off the west coast of the Pacific Ocean, such as East and Southeast Asia. Excludes North and South America on the east coast of the Pacific Ocean. This view is widely used in European and American publications, and sometimes in UN reports.

Asia in the Asia-Pacific version refers to Asia, and Tai refers to the Pacific Rim.

The Asia-Pacific version of the mobile phone refers to the mobile phone that is currently mainly sold in the Chinese-speaking radiation area of Singapore, with strokes on the original keyboard and Chinese Simplified Chinese in the original system. The origin is more complicated, there is no warranty in Hong Kong, and the sales in Europe are generally higher than the European version, lower than the so-called Hong Kong bank.

The Asia-Pacific version of the mobile phone is a matter of course Chinese machine, the hardware is no different from the Hong Kong bank, the operating system is very different (the Hong Kong bank has Chinese traditional and Chinese simplified Chinese, the Asia-Pacific version only has Chinese simplified), the software is superior to the European version. The disadvantage is that it is on the high side.

The simple point of each version is that the sales location is different, and they are all parallel goods (smuggled goods);

For example, the European version, which was supposed to be sold to European countries, is now sold on the mainland, and it is called the European version.

Usually these parallel goods will be brushed to the mainland to sell, and they are used like licensed goods, and there is no problem of poor signal, unless they buy a refurbished machine, because after maintenance or even parts replacement, the quality is difficult to guarantee.

In the past, the mainland did not support WiFi and 3G, and manufacturers would remove these functions from the mobile phones sold to the mainland, so many would choose to buy parallel imports, but now there should be no such situation.

Moreover, the product quality standards in various regions are different, so the quality of mobile phones will be slightly different, such as the European version and the Hong Kong version of parallel imports, the quality is generally better than that of other places.

But there is a risk in buying parallel goods, and it is recommended not to buy parallel goods if you encounter refurbished machines and the like, and you don't know how to use mobile phones.

The Hong Kong Bank, the Asia-Pacific region, and the European version are actually a kind of parallel imports, but they are different.

The differences are as follows: 1. The difference lies in the system or software version inside, because the languages used in different regions lead to the coexistence of Chinese Simplified Chinese, Chinese Traditional Chinese, and English in the system of the Hong Kong Bank, so consumers who buy mobile phones can choose to switch to Chinese Simplified Chinese without flashing, and the same mobile phones in the Asia-Pacific region because the languages used by people in the Asia-Pacific region are the languages of their own countries and Chinese and English, so consumers can also switch to the Chinese Simplified system without flashing, Therefore, the European version of the machine is naturally a system in Europe where their national language and English exist at the same time, and there are no keyboard strokes, so consumers need to brush the machine into the Chinese Simplified Chinese system after buying it, and if there is a keyboard, they also need to engrave Chinese Simplified Chinese strokes (people who do not use strokes to type can not use post-engraved strokes).

2. For the first time, there will be sales vouchers (that is, similar invoices used in Hong Kong), but if there is no invoice in Hong Kong, if there is an invoice either a fake mobile phone or an invoice signed by the store itself, it is recommended to buy an unopened mobile phone from the Hong Kong bank (that is, three codes in one or four codes in one) or buy Fortress Zhenggang unopened, because Fortress is the largest mobile phone seller in Hong Kong, so their sales voucher Nokia mobile phone can be guaranteed nationwide.

3. From the above, you can see that the Nokia of the Hong Kong Bank can be guaranteed nationwide as long as there is a sales certificate, while the Asia-Pacific and European versions are not (all smuggled mobile phones) joint insurance, so if the buyer tells you that the Asia-Pacific or European version can be guaranteed, it can be determined that the mobile phone is fake.

For the problem of refurbished machine, I personally believe that if the machine is just listed, the probability of refurbished machine is very small, if it has been on the market for a long time, the probability of refurbished machine will be large, so I personally think that if you don't want to buy a refurbished machine, you will be required to ship the seller unopened, and there will be no refurbished machine if you don't want to open it.

One is Chinese and the other is English.

The Asia-Pacific version refers to the communication products produced by various brand manufacturers exclusively for the Asia-Pacific market and imported into China through informal sales channels. The software comes with Chinese Simplified Chinese, and there is no need to upgrade to the Hong Kong version of Chinese Simplified Chinese produced in Asia through the software.

Parallel imports in China refer to goods that are not designated for circulation in China, including the Asia-Pacific version and the European version are parallel imports, but in China they are basically Asia-Pacific versions.

The Asia-Pacific version and the Hong Kong version are both parallel imports, that is, mobile phones that have been illegally smuggled over, but they are also from the original factory, but they make money by taking advantage of the price difference between mobile phones in the mainland and abroad. Licensed goods in mainland China are regular mobile phones that are allowed to be sold in the mainland.