CE certificate

[Lenna M.]

I  bought Cube i7 book from banggood. It was held by customs in Iceland because seller did not put CE certificate and without it it’s illegal to enter the country. CE is mandatory in Europe. OK,  I contacted seller and they told me that they don’t have it, and are going to refund tablet as soon as it’s shipped back. OK… I tried my luck again and ordered cube mix plus from Gearbest, I am expecting it tomorrow. I chose EU dhl shipping and thought it probably is safe and I bought shipping insurance if something goes wrong. Tablet arrived and is held by customs… Does anyone know who sells certified, and how did you get yours for people from Europe?

[Cloppy]

Do you have direct line or something like that shipping option? It’s free but they ship the tablet to Europe and then send it again using your country post .

[Tim C]

I ordered the Cube Mix Plus from GearBest to the UK in January. I originally selected DHL, but received an message from GearBest saying it would get held at customs with that shipping method & cost me money to release it. They suggested I change the shipping to “Express line”, which I did. It didn’t take too long to arrive, didn’t get held at customs & GearBest refunded the difference in the shipping cost. Hope that helps you get a successful order…

[Alex]

Got mine on Gearbest with DHL (to France). I had to pay 30€ for customs (I was expecting 60€ [20% VAT] so it was kind of a good news), appart from that I had no troubles.
There is no ‘CE’ logo on the tablet (nor the keyboard) so I doubted anybody can give you a CE certificate.

[Tobias]

I had previously ordered a Teclast X5 Pro which was also held by German customs and shipped back, costing me two weeks of hassle; thankfully I got my money back from Geekbuying.

This time around, I ordered the Mix Plus on gearbest and chose “German Priority Mail” which first ships the parcel to the UK and then, as “within EU” parcel to Germany – successfully bypassing those fascists.

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