"I ordered a selection of items that people might want: a power bank, a mains charger, a travel adapter, a charging station, and a charging cable. Based on this sampling of items, it was a pretty dismal experience."
"When I received the power bank, it initially seemed to work fine but then suddenly stopped working. At this point, I hadn't even used it once, so the bargain price of $5.56 for what wasn't even a single use was disappointing."
Purchases from Temu revealed a range of defective products, including a misleading power bank that failed to function properly. Items were marketed as bestsellers but did not meet quality expectations. The experience highlighted the risks of buying cheap electronics, reinforcing the adage that low prices can lead to poor quality. The findings will be reported to authorities due to safety concerns. Temu has not responded to inquiries regarding these issues.
Read at ZDNET
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