Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Explore Zone C, Halls 14-16 at the Canton Fair for electronic and electrical products. This area is packed with a vast selection of items. (0:48)
- Tip 2When visiting trade shows, note that stands with many different products are often trading companies, while those with a single product are likely manufacturers. (2:17)
- Tip 3Observe the different types of e-bikes at the Canton Fair. Note the variations in design and functionality based on intended use. (9:43)
- Tip 4Rent-a-power banks are extremely popular in China. Check if they are available in your country. (18:03)
- Tip 5Coffee is booming in China, with many new brands emerging. This is a significant change from even a few years ago. (25:28)
- Tip 6Chinese brands of domestic appliances have significantly improved in quality and design over the past 10 years. Prices reflect the quality. (34:14)
- Tip 7The market for EV chargers is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years due to the increase in electric vehicles. (41:38)
- Tip 8The Canton Fair is a great place to source products if you are looking for goods to sell in your country. (46:43)
Barrett's Canton Fair 2024 adventure in Guangzhou, China, is a whirlwind tour of innovation! From electric vehicles and cutting-edge gadgets to smart home technology and even robotic vacuum cleaners, this video offers a unique glimpse into the world's largest trade show. Witness Barrett's engaging interactions with vendors, showcasing the vibrant atmosphere and business opportunities at the fair. Discover surprising finds, like a tool chest that's a 3D printing enthusiast's dream, and get a close-up look at the latest in electric bikes and scooters.
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This video follows Barrett on an exciting journey through the 135th Canton Fair's spring edition in Guangzhou, China. The sheer scale of the event is immediately apparent, with a noticeable increase in both attendees and international visitors compared to previous years. The focus is on Halls 14, 15, and 16, showcasing electronic and electrical products.
Barrett explores a vast array of goods, from EV charging solutions and electrical fittings to an impressive selection of cables and connectors. He discovers rugged computers, battery packs for camping, and a wide range of test equipment. A chance encounter with a fellow Londoner living in Shenzhen adds a personal touch to the experience.
The exploration continues with a look at bicycles and e-bikes, including stylish scooters and high-end models with advanced features. Barrett engages with vendors, discussing product specifications, minimum order quantities (MQs), and pricing. He shows particular interest in e-bikes, noting their popularity for delivery drivers in China.
The video also showcases home and electronic products, including robotic vacuum cleaners, restaurant serving robots, and a variety of televisions from well-known brands like TCL and Skyworth. Barrett highlights the increasing popularity of coffee in China, noting the presence of many new coffee machine brands at the fair.
The exploration moves on to electric trucks and charging solutions, reflecting the growth of the electric vehicle market in China. Barrett also features several other products like digital art frames, portable power stations, and even prosthetic limbs controlled by brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. The video concludes with a reflection on the sheer scale and diversity of products at the Canton Fair, emphasizing its significance for product sourcing and the changing landscape of Chinese manufacturing.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What's the most noticeable thing about this year's Canton Fair?
- A: It's the sheer amount of people, and the number of foreigners here is way up from last time.
- Q: What's the price of the entry-level scooter?
- A: $135 USD
- Q: What's the range of the high-end electric bike?
- A: 90-100 km
- Q: What's the MOQ for the digital art frame?
- A: 1800 pieces per 40ft high cube container
- Q: How much is the mini electric car?
- A: 27,000 RMB, or about $3,600 USD
