Is it a mobile phone model with an i after it, it is a parallel import

No. Either the model is followed by an i, or it is a parallel import. For example, the Moto-E680i is an upgraded version of the Moto-E680, but I don't know what features were added, it seems to be Bluetooth or something.

In short, adding that letter is only the difference between the model, if adding i is a parallel import, then the e680i will not sell so well.

As for the problem of the official not investigating, we can only blame our national system for its defects, the law is perfect, and the local government has not implemented it effectively.

In addition, parallel goods do not have a warranty in principle.

There is i in the back of the machine in the machine to represent parallel imports, licensed goods are c, but in nokia, moto and other brands i means upgraded version, as for parallel imports, the country now does not have corresponding measures to improve management, because parallel mobile phones are of high quality and low price, so it has become the first choice for mobile phone players, parallel mobile phones can be warranted, the warranty period is one year, but it can only be guaranteed in the place where it is sold, because if it is a Hong Kong mobile phone, the seller cannot help you bring it to Hong Kong to warrant, but the hardware quality of parallel goods is very *** :)

The phone model number with i added to it is not a parallel import, just like Nokia's 6610i.

6610i is an upgraded version of 6610, the function is to have an additional 300,000 pixel camera (that is, an additional camera function!).

Under normal circumstances, an i is added to the model of the mobile phone, which is an upgraded version of the same model of mobile phone!

No, the easiest thing to distinguish is whether there is a small camera on the front of the mobile phone, if there is a 3G mobile phone, if not, it is not, some of the mobile phones you are talking about are all kinds of mobile phones such as navigation version, mobile or Unicom's customized mobile phone.

Hope it helps.

Suo Ai has this saying! ~~

There is no need to check whether it is parallel or licensed, you can do the warranty directly at the place where you bought the phone! The difference between licensed goods and parallel goods is only the difference in the direction of things, parallel goods are smuggled goods without paying customs duties! If your machine is less than 300 yuan lower than other stores, it is basically a parallel import!

In fact, there is no difference in quality between parallel goods and licensed goods, but parallel goods do not enter the Chinese market through formal channels and do not pay taxes, so they are cheap. In addition, there is a warranty for licensed goods, and parallel goods are not *** after sale.

Licensed goods machines can be invoiced, can be guaranteed nationwide, parallel goods machines can't, it's as simple as that.

It's very simple, you take the battery, and see if there is a network access license in it, it's clear, a bit of a license, if not, parallel goods.

Simple, remove the battery, the access permit above.

It's simple. Licensed goods all have network access permits.

Just like the foreign pure water of the China Dome, there is no license to enter the network.

What brand of mobile phone do you have?

How to tell whether your mobile phone is licensed or parallel.