About buying a camera and mobile phone in Japan is not worth it

**It will be cheaper than buying it in China, but you have to change the charger or add a transformer when you come back, because the voltage of Japanese appliances is 110V, and the voltage in China is 220V.

It should be bad to get the mobile phone to China, around 2000, my family got the mobile phone back from Japan seems to be not easy to use, probably the decryption of the signal is different from China, it is recommended that you still don't buy a mobile phone, it should not be a very troublesome thing to come back? Besides, even if it's cheaper than 100-200, it's not cost-effective (no warranty).

The camera is OK, even if the mobile phone is left, the mobile phone bought back is equivalent to parallel imports, we must pay attention to whether there is an "international warranty", otherwise the after-sales service will be a big problem (the camera is also), and under normal circumstances, parallel goods can not be directly connected to the Internet through GPRS.

It's not cheap! I have a friend who bought it back from Japan and eliminated it in China, ** it's not cheap at all, and when it comes back, it's broken and you pay for it to repair! Alas!

In fact, you can't save a few bucks, and then you can't boycott Japanese goods. Isn't it good to buy a Nokia in China?

The camera is estimated to be okay, that thing supports multiple Chinese, and the world sells the same. But mobile phones are not necessary, Japanese mobile phones are all customized machines with Japanese interfaces, you need to decode, flash the phone, and it may not be possible to use it after brushing.

- The formats are different, how can I use it, I didn't spend money on my mobile phone when I was studying in Japan, and it was OK to go to other people's doorsteps to pick it up, Japanese people like to put things they don't want at the door, and those who collect garbage will come to collect it, and the ones they have used are generally good, just a little old! If I can use it, I will send it early, go to Japan to pick, pick it and sell it back to China, and make more money! As for the camera, you can, even if you don't brush the software, it's no problem, in fact, Japanese is very simple, and you can get used to it when you use it more, which is similar to reading Chinese!

**Definitely lower.

I don't know if the phone can be used, but charging is definitely a problem, and the voltage in Japan is 110 volts.

There's no need to ** higher over there, but the quality is better

Tourists can't buy mobile phones.

The mobile phone that was listed in the winter of 07 can be used for card sticking.

Taking 100D as an example, the differences between the Japanese version and the national version are as follows:

1. The corresponding model of the Japanese version is Canon Kiss X7, and the national version is called Canon 100D3, "the quality of the Japanese version is better than that of products exported to China", which is a deception of Japanese merchants in order to cover up their selling prices higher than those in Chinese mainland.

4. The Japanese version can only be guaranteed in Japan, and the Bank of China can guarantee it in China.

Small, lightweight, and simple are the hallmarks of the EOS 100D. The EOS 100D is also a member of the EOS DSLR camera family. It is so compact that it also has a built-in reflector that supports the optical viewfinder to autofocus on capturing subjects.

In terms of basic performance, it is a DSLR camera that is like a fake. The CMOS image sensor balances resolution and high sensitivity performance, and the DigiC 5 digital image processor processes image data at high speeds. This is a recommended model for those who feel that "DSLR cameras are big and heavy" and give up buying them.

In addition to the classic black body, a white body is specially prepared, and you can choose from two body colors depending on your preference.

There will be no problem with the accessories you are worried about, they are the same model and size, they are all universal, and the DSLR camera menu is not a problem. As far as I know, there are the following differences: 1. There is a warranty for buying licensed goods in China; Japan buys no warranty in China, and there is trouble with failure and maintenance; 2. As far as I know, buying in Japan is higher than Chinese mainland's **, and it is inevitable to pay customs duties when you bring it back; 3. There is no difference in function, it is said that there is a difference in quality between Japanese products sold in Japan and Chinese mainland (the best sales in Europe and the United States, slightly worse sales in Japan, and worst sales in developing countries), but uncertain.

Everything is good in Japan, and you can immigrate to buy it. Then you can have a warranty.