VIP support, warranty handled inside the EU and coupons you won't find anywhere else. You place the order and pay directly at the shop — we add the service a Chinese seller would never give you on their own.
You place the order and pay directly at the shop, exactly as if you had gone there yourself. We work as an intermediary — and only thanks to the click on our button can we see your order and stand up for it.
What matters is the click on the button, not the coupon itself. Without it we can't see your order.
Every offer and article has a purple button in the price box: „Open on AliExpress“ (always „Open on“ + the shop name). Only a click through it pairs the order with us — the coupon alone is not enough.
The button takes you straight to the product in the shop. You order and pay there — we sell nothing, your money never passes through us and we never raise the price.
Our system sees that the order came through us. Only then can we step in — with a warranty claim, an undelivered parcel or any question you have.
Without the click we don't know about the order and can't help.
On desktop and mobile, ideally with our extension. Opera, Brave, Safari and the built-in browsers in social apps are not reliable.
Ad blockers, cashback and price-tracking extensions claim the order for themselves and you lose our support.
If several days pass between the click and the payment, or you clear your cookies in the meantime, the link can be lost.
Sorted by how often you actually buy there — not by who pays us the most. In every shop except AliExpress we have our own contact person who handles our readers' orders.
The biggest source of offers, the most EU warehouses and the most aggressive sales of the year. Let's be honest: it's a marketplace of thousands of independent sellers, so we don't have our own contact there like in the other shops.
Shop nowMarketplace with vetted sellers
Marketplace with a fast-growing range
A classic among Chinese shops
Best customer care and service
Specialist in Chinese smartphones
We picked these sellers based on years of buying from them ourselves. We share offers from Geekbuying and TradingShenzhen only occasionally these days — simply because their range holds fewer things we'd genuinely recommend. The partnership and our support still stand, so if you bought there through us, we handle it exactly the same way.
Split into four blocks by what you're dealing with right now.
Coupons, price history and alerts — so you don't buy a day before the sale.
Years of working with sellers open up codes you won't get anywhere else. You'll find them right on the product pages, and we also send them out by newsletter and on Telegram.
exclusive codesGot your eye on a specific product but don't want it at full price? Write to us and we'll try to arrange a code. It works for Xiaomi and for other brands too.
on requestWe track price movements and coupon rotation across shops, so we can tell you whether it's worth buying today or waiting for the next sale.
Every product carries a price chart. If a phone sat at €249 for months, jumped to €299 a week before the sale and is now „discounted“ to €245, the chart gives it away instantly.
chart on every productSet your target price and we'll let you know when an offer drops to it. It works for a specific memory version too, not just the model in general.
account requiredVetted sellers, the right version and the warehouse it actually ships from.
We only link to shops and sellers we have tested ourselves. You won't end up with an empty box or a knock-off at the price of the original. If a seller stops proving reliable, we simply stop sharing them.
Found an offer somewhere that looks too good? Send us the link and we'll tell you whether the seller is trustworthy, whether it's genuine and whether the price matches reality.
just a message, no purchase neededChinese versions are usually much cheaper, but they're not for everyone. We tell you up front about the differences in the system, Google services, mobile bands and eSIM support — not once the phone is already at your door.
flagged in the catalogueSince 1 July 2026, shipments under €150 from Chinese warehouses carry a €3 duty per type of goods (on AliExpress that works out to roughly €3.7 with VAT), and it multiplies when one order contains several types of product. With goods already sitting in the EU you skip all of that.
since 1 July 2026If a shipment goes missing on the way, let us know. Thanks to our direct contacts we have far better leverage than an ordinary customer and can push through a refund or a replacement parcel.
Years of experience with Chinese sellers, plus European service centres.
Ordered several things at once and something isn't in the box? Write to us and we'll arrange delivery or a refund. And if the package is missing a European plug, we'll send you an adapter free of charge.
free adapterWe have years of experience with claims at Chinese sellers and can settle cases that look hopeless at first glance. For products under roughly 50 dollars, sellers usually just send a replacement. Thanks to European service centres you mostly don't have to ship anything back to China.
Real people who answer — and a 24,000-strong community.
Can't reach an agreement with the seller? Need to change the address on an order, or did your payment fail? Write to us and we'll sort it. We'll also advise you on picking the product and the shipping method. If you're a complete beginner at buying from China, we'll walk you through it step by step.
Our Facebook group already has over 24,000 people who help each other with purchases and warn about coupons that stopped working. We post the best offers on Telegram every day, and a database of real shop reviews from actual customers is growing here.
24,000 peopleGlobal versions of Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO carry an official international warranty — so the standard two-year statutory guarantee applies across the EU, no matter whether your phone shipped from a Chinese or a European warehouse.
Those have no international warranty and are handled through the seller. That's exactly why we always flag them in the catalogue.
Global versions carry an international warranty valid across the EU.
Xiaomi lists the authorised service centre for each country on its official site.
Check the terms and find the centre nearest to you there.
If you're stuck on the form or the service centre rejects your claim, get in touch and we'll look into it.
The catalogue, prices and coupons need no registration. You only have to sign in for reviews, comments and price alerts.
Missing something? Write to us — most items on this list came from a reader's question.
Write to usYes, as long as you buy from a vetted seller. The risk in buying from China isn't that someone steals your money — payments go through PayPal or a card with buyer protection, and the big marketplaces run their own dispute systems. The real risk is getting a different model, a Chinese version instead of the global one, or a knock-off. That's exactly what we address by linking only to sellers we've tested and by flagging the product version.
For shipments from Chinese warehouses, yes. Since 1 July 2026 a €3 duty per type of goods applies to shipments worth up to €150; AliExpress charges it right in the cart and with VAT it works out to roughly €3.7. If an order contains several different types of product, the fee can multiply. With goods from an EU warehouse you pay no duty — it's already in the price and there's no customs clearance at all.
From a European warehouse usually a few working days, much like buying from a local shop. From a Chinese warehouse count on roughly two to three weeks, longer with the cheapest shipping. We state the warehouse a product ships from on every listing.
Yes. As a consumer in the EU you have a statutory two-year guarantee. Global versions of Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO phones additionally carry an official international warranty — Xiaomi lists the authorised service centre for each country in its official warranty terms at https://www.mi.com/global/support/warranty/. For Chinese versions the warranty is handled through the seller, which is why we always flag them in advance.
Write to us and we'll deal with it for you. If you bought through our links we have your order in the system, and in partner shops a direct contact through whom we can push for a refund or a replacement parcel. On AliExpress we guide you through what to click and where so the dispute goes through.
Nothing. Support is free and the price of the goods doesn't go up because of it. The shop pays us a commission out of its marketing budget. The only condition is that the order goes through our button into the shop — otherwise we simply don't see it in the system.
Because that's the only way the order is paired with us and we can stand up for it. The coupon alone isn't enough — you can enter the code even if you reached the shop another way, but then the order isn't assigned to us and we have nothing to hold the seller to. That's why we recommend Chrome, adblock switched off, and finishing the purchase in one go.
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