Buying goods in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a duty-free port right next to the Shenzhen factories. We buy electronics, components and camera gear here.
- Code
- HKG → ALA
- Express
- 3–5 days
- Air
- 5–7 days
- Road
- 12–18 days
What we buy in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has no VAT, and most goods carry no import duty.
- Smartphones, including ZA/A iPhones.
- Graphics cards, CPUs, memory, SSDs, server parts.
- Cameras, lenses, DJI drones, action cameras.
- Accessories and electronics in small batches.
Seller and batch checks
We look the company up in the Hong Kong company registry and check how long it has been trading and what its reviews say. We ask for product photos with the labels visible. New sellers are tested on small orders. After purchase, the batch is checked by part number, revision and serial.
Mainland China versions with Chinese firmware sometimes appear on the market; we flag those items separately. Hong Kong runs on 220 V with British plugs.
For unbranded parts, cables and accessories we can first bring a couple of units by express, 3–5 days. The full batch goes ahead once you have checked them.
FAQ
How is Hong Kong different from China?
Hong Kong is where you buy finished branded electronics and components from wholesalers. In mainland China you work directly with factories and place production orders.
What SIM layout do Hong Kong iPhones have?
iPhone 15 and 16 (ZA/A): two nano-SIMs. iPhone 17 and 18: nano-SIM + eSIM. iPhone Air: eSIM only.
Can I buy graphics cards in batches?
Yes. Send exact part numbers (MPN) and quantities, and we will check stock and send a quote.