Tips to help you Determine Fake Gadgets

The rapid growth of population brings a wide scope of technology. In the 21st century, technology has been more powerful than ever before. Everyone you see walking around surely has a phone in their hands, pockets or bag. Cellphone shops are found everywhere today. Not only in malls but also online why people can do shopping by just a click. As the power of these gadgets to make our lives easier have grown, so does the manufacturers who produce knock - off ones and copy the original brand names. To be sure you don't fall as victims of those fake products, here are some tips to help you avoid getting tricked.

1. Packaging

A loose or tampered packaging is a sign of a neglected product. Next time especially when you buy online, don't be carried away by the excitement of opening a new package. Instead, check it first and look for a clean and presentable packaging.

2. Unboxing

Any gadget that comes in a plastic casing is most probably a fake product. Also, look for any information, instructions, or details written in a language foreign to the country where you bought the product. If found any, the product might be a fake one.

3. User Manual

The user manual is a guide on how to use the product. It shall be written in the same language as the country of purchase. If not, there is a high chance that your product is illegitimate.

4. Product Material

Once you get the product, take a close look at it and look for any dents or unusual marks. The product shall also have a shiny appearance and not a matte look. Otherwise, your product maybe a second hand or a knock - off.

5. Fonts

Top brand names and companies use uniform appearance of fonts, colors, and shapes in their logos. Other manufacturers might not be able to copy the whole thing perfectly and that's one thing you should observe.

6. Charger

Knock - off chargers are everywhere and we are often tempted to purchase them because of its affordability and availability. But what about quality? Original chargers are fast charging chargers and are surely long lasting. Usually they are a bit different from the original ones as to some small details in their physical appearance. You can compare to those original chargers you know.

7. Cuts

Check the nature of cuts on you phone as it may be far different from the cuts by the original manufacturer. For example, iPhone 6 have seamless cuts in the charger outlet while imitation products show sharp cuts with very thick outline.

8. Screen

You may think they did it well, but fake products usually have more visible camera like lights and brighter screens compared to the legit products.