How Temu Makes Money From $10 Smartwatches From China

Looks like CNBC bought their mic from Temu too

I didn't get the slogan "shop like a billionaire", but then i kept watching and they said how Temu breaks laws and doesnt pay taxes. Now it totally makes sense 🤣

How a 16 min video fails to answer the question in title

Audio is awful, it sounds like it was recorded with a laptop built in mic. I would expect better from a major network

The irony of getting a two Temu adds while watching how Temu works

"So that 10$ smart watch is most likely to come from a factory in China" Like every other smartwatch on the market...

this was just the best Temu ad to date. im ordering a smartwatch now

I had never heard of Temu before watching this video. You guys have given Temu an additional 1.1M new users. I hope they paid you for this free extensive advertising.

The fact that China can produce an actually functioning smart watch for less than 10$ is absolutely insane. That's the price of a handheld toy, not something with a microprocessor inside it. It could be the worst smartwatch ever. But for 10$? It's a tech marvel.

If an American company did this, they would be on tv saying: “we optimized our operations to maximize shareholder value and believe that small government and fewer regulatory hurdles are the key enablers for value creation. Our mission is to bring the lowest prices to the consumer market place. Tariffs create an unnecessary hurdle that presents friction for the consumer and we strategically have bypass this and return value to our clients in the form of savings.”😂

Recorded with a Temu microphone?

It’s interesting how the government keeps saying companies like shein and temu have an unfair advantage over other COMPANIES by shipping things under 800$ to avoid paying tariffs BUT they don’t say that it’s the CONSUMERS who benefit from this since these companies are able to make things more affordable for the everyday people, WHILE abiding by the law. If the government has problem with this, then hey just lower the cutoff! They write the game rules anyways. It’s very easy to see whose interests they have in mind 😃😃

They just single-handedly gave Temu at least a million new users.

The thing is, the average consumer do not care about tariffs or politics if they can save some money. If you want people to stop shopping there, you need to make a more convincing case.

I like that for immersion you used a microphone from Temu

The secret of temu's cheap goods is that they directly establish a relationship between factories and consumers without intermediaries to make price differences. And the same products can only reach consumers through multi-level dealers and retailers on Amazon.

Temu is doing to the USA what Amazon has done to the rest of the world

The more interesting question is "How does Apple convince consumers to purchase $400 Smartwatches that cost the firm $26 to produce?"

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Aggressive advertising is a warning sign for me. I don't like being assaulted with marketing.