Carmate Electronics Pty Ltd focuses on high-quality automotive electronics, such as TPMS for commercial vehicle fleets, patented actuators and remote handle locking systems.
The fair has proven highly effective for excellent business connections. Today alone, we've already attracted serious buyers from Brazil, Mexico, Belgium, and Indonesia. Our discussions with them indicate US$200,000 in potential transactions, with estimates reaching US$400,000-500,000 through repeat orders and follow-ups.
Hong Kong’s unique position serves as a crucial bridge between overseas firms and Chinese Mainland companies. With all the favourable conditions provided, we plan to return next year for sure.

Our company specialises in 3D holographic equipment, handling everything from R&D and design to production and marketing in a one-stop process.

This is our third time participating in the fair as its status as one of Asia's largest consumer electronics shows with high international influence and proximity provides an excellent platform for us as a Guangdong-based company. Hong Kong's strategic position uniquely bridges Chinese firms and overseas companies, attracting quality buyers from Europe, the US, and beyond. Hence, this fair plays a crucial role for us to get in touch with overseas clients. In just two days, we've connected with promising leads: US clients eyeing hundreds to thousands of our globe products for chain stores sales; a Philippine delegation purchasing samples with hundreds of units pending; Mexican buyers for large screens; , with expected orders exceeding US$1 million.

The HKTDC's platform delivers tangible results through premium buyer matching and brand promotion, while providing useful tools like Click2Match and Scan2Match to facilitate the exhibitor-buyer connections. We will definitely participate again next year.

We are a company specializing in embodied intelligence, focusing on humanoid robots, related application solutions for industrial and commercial scenarios, and comprehensive industry solutions that integrate hardware, software, and real-world applications.

Participating in the fairhas been highly beneficial, particularly through the RoboPark zone, which concentrates robotics, AI, and application scenarios in one place. This setup helps buyers and industry professionals from Italy, Germany, the U.S. and so on, easily understand how our robots can be practically implemented. Over the past two days, we've connected with buyers from various regions, system integrators, channel partners, and industry clients interested in robotics applications, marking a strong start with promising preliminary discussions on collaborations and orders.

Hong Kong's internationalized environment and connectivity make it an ideal platform for Chinese Mainland companies like ours to go global. This fair gathers diverse technologies, scenarios, and industries, enabling direct exchanges with potential clients to tailor solutions. We plan to return for future events to sustain overseas market access and long-term partnerships.

We are an American-Chinese joint venture manufacturing gaming products under our own brand, SOOLRA. Our product transforms a compatible iPhone into a handheld gaming console. We are targeting the global market, and this is our first time exhibiting at the fair.

Careful research brought us here at the fair, as it is recognised as one of the most international and largest electronics shows in the world. Hong Kong serves as a perfect and ideal global platform with excellent international reach. Our product line is completely new, and we are launching it here during the Electronics Fair for overseas customers beyond the US market, utilizing Hong Kong to go global.

The response from buyers has been very strong, and we are on track to gather 100 business contacts by the end of the fair. We already met potential clients from France, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Japan, Korea, Thailand, and the US as well. The buyer profile is truly international at this fair.

Our company has been a global leader in audio and smart technology since 1998. Specialising in headphones, TWS earbuds, home appliances, and gaming accessories for ODM and wholesale.

We have been participating in the HKTDC events for nearly a decade, and the Electronics Fair Spring Edition serves as an excellent warm-up platform to connect with potential partners and buyers before moving into deeper discussions and deals. Many international companies, especially from Japan, Korea, Dubai, and South America, prefer the ease of coming to Hong Kong and gaining access to the global opportunities of the Electronics Fair. This makes the event highly effective for us to reach quality overseas buyers and partners.

We are excited to launch our latest smart glasses prototype under our HAKII brand at this fair. The reception so far has been positive, with 80% of the buyers who visited our booth showing interest in the new product. We made improvements such as better camera placement for sports use, and potential AI features, with other feedback to be gained from on-hand experience at the fair.

The fair gives us, on average, more than 50 business contacts per day, and based on past experience, around 20% of these contacts will turn into actual orders. We have already built many long-term partnerships through HKTDC events, with these partnerships generating at least US$1 million in annual orders per company. New buyers tend to also place initial orders of around US$20,000.

Our company has developed modonut, an AI companion story machine designed to grow with children aged 3-7 and bring warmth to their childhood.

As for our first time exhibiting at the Electronics Fair, the crowd flow here is excellent. Buyers show genuine interest in our technology, with strong and in-depth discussions sustained. Launching our new product at the fair to reach buyers allows for the exploration of collaboration opportunities with channel dealers, IP and content partners. So far, we have generated around six quality leads from India, Thailand, Japan, the US and Spain. Potential in the Japanese market could contribute approximately 6–7% of our expected revenue base. We further noticed from the fair that there were indeed key industry trends in AI and advanced high-tech functions.

We are very pleased with the response and, if time permits, we will definitely return next year.

Unitree is a leading provider of robotic solutions, showcasing advanced quadruped and humanoid robots at this exhibition, including the new A2 capable of carrying 20kg payloads, climbing stairs, and a special B2 firefighting version for water spraying in hazardous environments.

Participating in the fair has been invaluable for making global connections, as we've collected over 100 business cards by day three from buyers in Poland, the Netherlands, Colombia, Canada, Europe, Africa, and so on. These enquiries,hold strong potential for new orders, with some buyers considering purchases of five to six units for performance applications. The fair's timing aligns perfectly with our April shipment schedule, enabling us to launch products and gather valuable feedback.

The debut RoboPark zone has significantly boosted visibility this year, attracting both overseas and local visitors for better exposure. Hong Kong's strategic location offers unique advantages as a hub: it's convenient for Mainland Chinese companies like ours in Hangzhou to showcase cutting-edge products, while affordable access draws international buyers, facilitating 'going global' expansion and entry into the Chinese market. If given the opportunity, we would return next year.

HelloBaby is a market leader in baby monitor products. Established in 2005, we invest heavily in R&D and launch products to meet customer needs.

We have been exhibiting at the Electronics Fair for many years. The fair is truly international in attracting companies from all over the world. This gives us an incentive to bring new products to showcase to our strong client base and potential buyers. On average, we receive more than 4 promising leads per day, mainly from Japan, Korea, Singapore, and other countries in Asia.

Annually, we secure a handful of continued deals from buyers met at HKTDC fairs. We are looking forward to the results this year, as clients have shown strong interest in our products. Our minimum order quantityis 1,000 units, and we expect to close deals with contacts made at the fair to be worth at least US$30,000 each.

We are a Hong Kong-based supplier and currently serve as the exclusive distributor of the Rokid brand across the Asia-Pacific region. This is our third time exhibiting at the fair, and on each occasion we have engaged with a wide range of suppliers on Rokid’s behalf. Our goal this time is straightforward, we aim to identify supply partners from different regions.

Hong Kong is an international transport hub, supported by the Chinese Mainland and a key part of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area. We benefit from this distinctive strategic position to a great extent. Through this fair, we have successfully contacted more than 100 potential clients and have commenced business negotiations with them. We are able to meet with highly diverse and international customers base, including buyers from South-East Asia such as Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines, as well as Europe including France, Turkey and Germany. Most of these are distributors operating across multiple markets. Overall, the exhibition has helped us attract additional overseas clients and further strengthen our international market presence.

We expect our sales growth to be three times higher than last year.

With over 40 years of experience in the industry, we specialize in the R&D and manufacturing of a full range of computing products, from laptops and mini PCs to servers, serving partners worldwide. At this fair, we are showcasing our comprehensive “6+X” AI‑ready product portfolio, with a focus on our latest hardware designed to support AI agents and frameworks.

The fair is a premier global platform that brings together industry leaders, buyers, and innovators. It is an ideal venue for us to present our latest AI‑driven hardware solutions to an international audience, connect with strategic partners across the value chain, and further strengthen our position in the intelligent computing ecosystem.We have already held meetings with potential partners from regions including Southeast Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East.

The RoboPark zone showcases the convergence of robotics, AI, and smart hardware—areas where our computing platforms play a critical role. It attracts a highly specialized audience and enriches the overall tech ecosystem of the fair, creating strong synergies for exhibitors in adjacent fields.

We would certainly consider participating again next spring, as this fair has proven to be a highly valuable platform for achieving both our business development and branding objectives.

Letstango is a United Arab Emirates-based e-commerce marketplace that has been operating for around 13 years. We work with more than 1,000 vendors and offer a broad range of products, primarily in electronics, accessories and appliances, while continuing to expand into other categories.

I came to the fair mainly to identify new vendors and explore products that would be suitable for our market, especially accessories, mobile-related products and artificial intelligence-enabled consumer products. So far, the response has been very encouraging. HKTDC has arranged 10 businss matching meetings for us, and beyond that I have also identified around 10 additional exhibitors from the Chinese Mainland that are of strong interest.

What makes Hong Kong particularly valuable is its role as a highly efficient gateway for connecting international buyers with suppliers and manufacturers. For buyers like us, being here in person makes a real difference. It helps overcome communication barriers, speeds up decision-making and creates direct access to factories, products and service providers all in one place.

The fair has also opened up opportunities beyond sourcing. I have met service providers that could potentially support our logistics and even help us explore setting up a presence in Hong Kong to facilitate regional operations. That was not something I had originally planned, so it really shows the broader value of the platform.

We already have a sourcing budget of around US$1 million. Compared with my last visit around 10 years ago, the fair today feels much larger, more dynamic and far more diverse. I was also impressed by the RoboPark zone, which shows how quickly innovation is evolving.Overall, I think the fair is a very effective platform for business expansion, new partnerships and regional market development.

We are a distributor of camera and mobile phone accessories based in the Netherlands. Our main goal in attending this fair is to meet various manufacturers and source products such as camera accessories, phone accessories, and power banks.

We chose to attend the fair specifically to connect with suppliers from Chinese Mainland, as it remains the only place in the world with a complete and mature manufacturing ecosystem for the types of products we distribute. So far, we have met with 25 suppliers from Chinese Mainland, primarily from Shenzhen, Dongguan, and Zhongshan in Guangdong. They offer a wide selection of mobile phone accessories, chargers, power banks, cables, and camera-related accessories. We plan to place an order of approximately USD 50,000, consistent with last year’s volume.

Organising the fair in Hong Kong offers a geographical advantage due to its proximity to major manufacturing hubs such as Shenzhen, Dongguan, and Zhongshan. This location allows us to meet suppliers conveniently at the fair and arrange factory visits within the following days, further underscoring Hong Kong’s role as a gateway between Chinese Mainland and the global market.

The fair gives us the valuable opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of market developments and identify emerging trends by talking to different suppliers. This year, we have observed a strong focus on mini cameras and enhancements in power bank quality, including improved battery cells and stricter certification standards. Moreover, the fair remains the most efficient way to compare suppliers, as it brings many of them together under one roof, allowing us to meet them in person and explore unique products.

This is our fifth time participating in the fair, and we are very satisfied with the outcome. We will certainly consider returning next year.

Established in 2017, our company distributes consumer electronics in Singapore and Malaysia. We are attending this fair to look for innovative products with long-term market potential, connect with different manufacturers, and stay updated on market trends so that we can better meet consumer demand.

This is my 10th year attending this fair, and it never fails to impress me with its orderly and well-organised setup.
HKTDC hosts one of the best fairs for bringing major brands together under one roof, making it an ideal place to source products efficiently. This year, we identified one potential supplier and three business contacts from the Chinese Mainland. We plan to place an order for power banks, batteries, sound bars, and microsystems, with quantities between 50,000 and 100,000 units and a total value of around USD 1 million. We also plan to place an order of a few thousand units of fan, worth about USD 10,000.

HKTDC has arranged nine business matching meetings for me with companies from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland. I used the Scan2Match and Click2Match services, which provided a centralized platform to store all contact information instead of writing everything down, making it very convenient to follow up with potential suppliers.

Established in Kazakhstan, our company sells electronic products online. Our objectives in attending this fair are to source computers, telecommunication products, and humanoid robots, and to identify partners in Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland who can collaborate with local companies in Kazakhstan on joint manufacturing and product distribution in our market.

Kazakhstan already has one of the more advanced economies in Central Asia, and by collaborating with partners from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland, we can introduce their products into Kazakhstan and export our solutions to neighbouring countries such as Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. Hong Kong is home to many companies with strong global listings, which can help us access markets around the world, distribute products more widely, and explore additional opportunities for investment in joint projects, making it an excellent place to find collaboration partners.

So far, we have identified around 15 potential suppliers from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland, offering monitors, humanoid robots, and electronic components. We have also attended 10 productive business matching meetings, through which we have gained useful information about different products. We expect to place around three orders with a total value of approximately USD 100,000.

We found the Scan2Match and Click2Match services convenient and effective in helping us connect with different parties. Based on this positive experience, we will certainly consider participating again next year.

I have been coming to exhibitions in Hong Kong for many years to source new brands and explore new business opportunities. My business focuses mainly on mobile accessories, gifts and speakers, and over the years I have successfully identified brands through exhibitions here and developed distribution opportunities from those connections.

This time, I came to the Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) with a particular interest in artificial intelligence-related products and new technology applications. On the first day, I had already arranged meetings with two potential partners from the Chinese Mainland, both involved in artificial intelligence-related solutions, and I expect to meet more exhibitors as the fair continues. I am especially interested in practical products such as cleaning robots and other artificial intelligence-enabled applications that may suit my market.

One of the key strengths of the fair is its international reach. It brings together exhibitors and buyers from Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and many overseas markets around the world, making it a valuable platform for discovering new products, new suppliers and new ideas all in one place. For buyers like me, Hong Kong remains a very convenient and effective hub for connecting with companies across Asia and beyond.

I also find the fair well organised and easy to navigate, which makes it more efficient to identify relevant exhibitors and focus on the categories most important to my business. Even at this early stage, the fair has already helped me identify new opportunities and potential partners. That is why I continue to come to Hong Kong for exhibitions, and I would certainly consider returning again in the future.

At this year’s Electronics Fair , we are mainly sourcing weather stations, internet of things sensors and alarm clocks.

Our objective in attending the fair is both sourcing and market research. Technology evolves quickly, so it is important for us to understand what is new in the market, what may become competitive, and what technologies may fit into our product strategy for the coming year. This fair provides an effective platform to do that in a highly efficient way.

This time, we scheduled around 12 meetings with exhibitors from the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong and Denmark, and we reached out to around 10 to 13 contacts in total, which is more than last year. So far, we have identified two to three potential workable partnerships, and we have also met with two to three factories we already work with to explore new opportunities. That combination of new sourcing, existing supplier discussions and broader market intelligence is especially valuable.

Hong Kong continues to stand out as an ideal location for this kind of event because it is highly accessible, easy to navigate and attracts participants from around the world. The fair remains a very effective platform for finding new vendors, reconnecting with current suppliers and meeting potential business partners in one place. The Scan2Match function has also been useful in helping us save exhibitor details and follow up more efficiently. Overall, the fair has definitely helped us stay informed about the latest industry trends, and we would certainly consider returning again.

MARUTAKA CO., LTD. is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in sourcing, importing and selling consumer electronics and household electrical products.

This time, I came to the fair to explore products and factories that may not be easily found through other channels, especially suppliers and items that are unique to this exhibition. As our company handles many electrical appliances, this fair is a very useful platform for us to discover new sourcing opportunities and understand what is currently available in the market.

One of the major strengths of the fair is its diversity. This time, I scheduled around nine meetings with exhibitors from the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan, covering a broad range of products and technologies. This kind of diversity is very valuable because it allows buyers like us to compare different suppliers, identify new ideas and explore products across multiple categories in one place.

The HKTDC fair also gives us a strong sense of market direction. Compared with previous visits, I feel there are more products this year that have caught my attention. I also found the Scan2Match function very useful, as it helps me save exhibitor details, organise contacts and select potential collaboration opportunities more efficiently. Even when a product may not fit our immediate business needs, the fair still provides meaningful exposure to new technologies and industry trends.

Overall, Hong Kong remains a highly effective location for this kind of sourcing event. The city is convenient, international and easy to access, while the fair itself is well organised and continues to attract a broad mix of exhibitors. For us, it is a valuable platform not only for finding products, but also for understanding market trends and identifying future business possibilities.

LEDVANCE is one of the leading brands and manufacturers in general lighting, luminaires and lamps, and I am responsible for residential smart components beyond lighting, including products such as smart plugs, sensors, irrigation systems and cameras.

At this year’s fair, my main objective is to explore new product categories, identify suppliers that could extend our portfolio, and gain an early view of market trends. This fair is especially valuable because it allows us to discover suppliers beyond our traditional lighting network and assess new opportunities in adjacent smart home categories.

So far, we have identified around 10 potential suppliers, mainly from the Chinese Mainland and some from Vietnam, the fair is highly effective as an early-stage sourcing and screening platform. It helps us understand what is available in the market and where future opportunities may lie.

One of the biggest advantages of Hong Kong is its accessibility and efficiency. For European buyers like us, it is very convenient to travel to, easy to navigate, and the fair’s city-centre location makes meetings and follow-up arrangements much more efficient. Hong Kong also offers a more international and Europe-oriented sourcing environment, which is especially relevant for our business.

I also find the fair extremely useful for understanding trends well ahead of the market. In Europe, by the time products are shown at major fairs, development is often already complete. Here, we can see suppliers thinking much earlier, which gives us a clearer view of what may come next.

The fair is a very effective platform for supplier discovery, market intelligence and future cooperation, and I would certainly consider returning again.

I organise different activities related to international commerce, and this trip to the fair was arranged for Argentine companies to connect with potential suppliers in robotics and I&T. We chose to attend this fair as Hong Kong is a city with promising technological growth, featuring innovative products and a wide range of suppliers at the fair. More importantly, Hong Kong serves as a gateway between Chinese Mainland and the rest of the world, making this fair an effective platform for companies that want to break into the Chinese market.

This fair is a productive place to match buyers with suppliers. Since a wide variety of companies are gathered in one location, buyers have more options and better opportunities to compare prices and products. Compared to last year’s fair, there were even more new innovations, such as drones and dog robots, robots designed to detect gas leaks, and other useful appliances. In addition, the Robopark zone was a strong innovation and an interesting feature of the fair.

Newegg Commerce, Inc. is an online e-commerce platform that buys and sells mainly computer products, from laptops and desktops to components, and related electronics.

At the fair, my objectives are to source products and learn about emerging technologies, as there's always something new. This year, I was surprised by half-size keyboards —perfect for gamers using only the left side, making them compact and travel-friendly for professional play. Several OEM and ODM exhibitors from the Chinese Mainland also impressed me with power banks, keyboards and consumer electronics, allowing me to identify 25-30 suppliers with great potential in just one fair.

The Scan2Match function definitely is useful for keeping track of the booths we are interested in, making our sourcing journey more convenient. Not only is the HKTDC fair an eye-opening event for me, but it is also an invaluable stepping stone for us to discover and connect with high quality partners and trends that drive our business forward. I look forward to participating in this fair again.

S&F Corporation is a manufacturer and retailer of electronic accessories, including phone cases, chargers, and cables. Having attended the fair for more than 10 years, I would say it is one of the major sourcing platforms in the world. Hong Kong’s strategic location, being close to the Chinese Mainland while also being highly centralised and international, makes it an ideal hub for sourcing.

Despite our repeated attendance, we still discover impressive new exhibitors. This year in particular, we have noted strong interest in robotics as a recent industry trend. On top of that, we also get to meet our current suppliers and gather further solid leads. We expect to make around 10 quality contacts per event.

Recently, we have turned our focus on lower MOQ products so that we can diversify and try 10 different products of around 100-200 units. Many of the connections we formed from HKTDC fairs result in lasting partnerships over 10 years. Our largest orders are typically around 3,000 units for US$30,000, with repeat orders every quarter.

Hong Kong and the Electronics Fair have been instrumental as the stepping stone to link us with quality manufacturers in the Chinese Mainland, particularly when navigating the global tariff situation. Scan2Match also served its purpose, allowing us to jot down companies we are interested in directly in the app.

TWT Group is a distributor of industrial robots in Thailand. Hong Kong’s strategic location gives us easy access to the Chinese Mainland. We came specifically to observe and source the latest humanoid robots and AI technologies.

The fair is compact and well organised across multiple floors, allowing us to make around 10 business contacts with ease. We are particularly interested in palletiser collaborative robots,spider robots, as well as  robotic dog and humanoid . We have set a sample order budget of US$70,000 for around 5 units, and an annual procurement budget of around US$1.15 million. With the right conditions, we could secure 1-2 long-term partners from the event.

The HKTDC Scan2Match is a very convenient tool, as I get to record which exhibitors I’m interested in, with crucial notification reminders for business matching meetings.

Samsung Ventures is looking for innovative companies that could potentially collaborate with us, with a focus on robotics. We were attracted to the Electronics Fair because of the RoboPark zone, as it is very useful to see so many humanoid robots from the Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong all in one venue, allowing us to meet many companies and do comparisons efficiently all in one day.

As our first attendance at the fair, Hong Kong has shown itself to be a strategic location from a communication perspective, as English is widely spoken, which makes things easier for us. We have already had 10 business meetings and plan to follow up with 3 companies. For these opportunities, our investment budget is US$3–5 million per company.

One key trend within robotics we spotted at the fair was the drift to targeting consumer and entertainment applications, as I had initially thought robotics were only for industrial uses beforehand.

Scan2Match is also very useful, especially as some exhibitors did not hold name cards. It definitely helps in securing the information.

Leotec Digital LifeStyle, S.L. is a Spanish company that specializes in a wide range of digital lifestyle products across retail, online, and promotional channels, including smartwatches, earphones, sports products for swimming and cycling, and now outdoor items like camping coffee machines.

I have been attending the fair for around 15 years.This fair stands out for its effective business matching meetings and reliable connections with Chinese suppliers from regions like Shenzhen, Dongguan, and Huizhou. It has enabled me to source new products tailored to big sports store customers in Spain, shifting from smartwatches and bands to sports and outdoor gear. Last year, my purchases here totaled around €3 million, and this year I expect around €3.5-4 million as I expand projects.

With Hong Kong's strategic position as an invaluable global hub fostering opportunities for overseas firms like mine to access the Chinese market seamlessly, I will for sure return next year.

I specialise in selling electronic devices through both e-commerce and traditional offline trading. This is my first time participating in the fair, and I am genuinely surprised by the huge number of suppliers here.

I have identified 180 potential suppliers, mostly from Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland, who are offering cutting-edge products such as coffee machines, as well as robotic products such as window cleaners and noodle makers that haven’t yet launched in the German market. I have also joined 10 business meetings where suppliers show a good view about the latest products, and we had good discussions. I expect to place five to six orders on robotic products and innovative home electronic devices. The expected total value would be USD$400,000-500,000.

Hong Kong stands out as a strategic location for foreign buyers, as the government’s support for overseas business keeps connections strong. Lastly, the fair is an effective platform for our businesses to go global and expand to new markets.

Wadizis one of Korea’s leading crowdfunding platforms. We are here to discover promising global brands to introduce to the Korean market.

So far, we have identified around 30 potential suppliers—70% from Chinese Mainland and 30% from Hong Kong—that focus on AI and VR technologies, which are very relevant to our business. I have been impressed by how efficient it is for meeting qualified partners at the fair. Compared to other exhibitions, this event is full of high quality products and affordable prices. Moreover, Hong Kong offers unique advantages as a strategic location because of its long history for international businesses, it is also convenient, accessible, and easy to communicate in. Overall, the fair is an effective platform for my business to go global and expand to new markets.

I find Click2Match and Scan2Match very useful for connecting with diverse partners. I would also like to mention the sponsorship programme which made my participation possible—I would have missed this otherwise. We might visit again during the next spring season and stay at the fair for a few more days!

Sound Distributions Inc. distributes electronics across North America, including our own audio brand and major audio products in the Pacific Northwest.

This is our first time at the Electronics Fair (Spring Edition), and the experience has been excellent—busy yet perfectly paced, with a vast array of suppliers in one place. We chose this fair to connect directly with manufacturers, bypassing intermediaries, and have already identified at least five potential suppliers, mainly from Guangzhou, for speakers, DSP amplifiers, connectors, zip ties, and sound dampening materials. We're ordering samples from all of them and estimating a potential purchase budget of US$300,000 to $400,000.

We also enjoyed the debut RoboPark zone, showcasing over 100 robots—it's really cool and eye-opening. We will definitely participate again next year.

ELECOM is a leading Japanese electronics company specializing in innovative accessories such as AC chargers and smartphone peripherals.

This marks my second visit to the Electronics Fair (Spring Edition)—the world's premier exhibition to discover cutting-edge electronic products and connect with suppliers from the Chinese Mainland. Thanks to HKTDC's business matching meetings and the Scan2Match platform, I've gathered contacts from 26 suppliers and identified strong collaboration partners in Shenzhen and Dongguan while scouting for new AC chargers. I'm now negotiating purchase volumes with them, projecting up to $120,000 USD in future orders.

This fair provides a very international platform and opens up precious opportunities for overseas buyers like myself to be in touch with Chinese Mainland suppliers. I'm excited to return next year!

CarToys is a retail company with 18 locations across Portland, Seattle, and Denver in the Pacific Northwest, plus an online store, where we source products like amplifiers, DSPs, speakers, subwoofers, and shot parts such as screws.

This is our first time at the Electronics Fair (Spring Edition), and it has been an excellent platform to get closer to suppliers and build essential face-to-face relationships, especially given our differing time zones that complicate communication. We've identified at least five potential suppliers, mostly from Guangzhou and Shenzhen, from whom we'll order samples—including standout audio systems that we discovered on-site beyond our initial list. Hands-on product inspection here, versus just online photos, revealed options in different sizes we hadn't considered, and we anticipate a collaboration budget of around US$300,000 to $400,000.

The fair's pleasant atmosphere allowed unhurried booth visits, and the debut RoboPark zone added positive impact with engaging demos like the boxing robot. We look forward to being a part of this fair next year.