Where can I buy a camera in Guangzhou?

It is recommended to go to Tenga Hajime's Pacific Computer City and Ego Digital Plaza to buy.

First, go to several stores to ask if the price is the lowest, and if the merchants give gifts such as camera bags. Then compare the relative discount points and you can start.

Precautions when purchasing:

1. The merchant is required to confirm that it is a licensed product of National Insurance, and it must be accompanied by a Chinese manual indicating the after-sales warranty card of National Insurance. The number posted on the packing box should be consistent with the number on the fuselage;

2. It is best to ask the unopened machine to take it out and unpack it face to face;

3. After unpacking, the first thing is whether the appearance is as good as new, whether there are scratches, etc. ;

4. Ask the merchant to install a battery for real shooting, and check whether the imaging effect and photo number start from 00 1# (if the photo number is not 00 1#, it means that the camera has been used, and the merchant may argue that it is only Shoot);

5. Do it yourself.

A, boot to check the LCD screen for bad spots, bright spots, black spots and other issues;

B, toggle the zoom button to see whether it is smooth and noise level;

C, taking several photos, and then deleting them to test the card reading performance;

D, shooting, watching the video to see if it is clear;

E, starting a timed selfie to check whether the timing is accurate and effective;

F. detecting the flash;

G, detect other functions, such as the difference between turning on anti-shake and turning off anti-shake photography, and so on;

6. It is best to issue a formal invoice (the merchant may require a 5% tax). If you don't invoice in order to save money, at least the merchant should issue a warranty certificate with the seal of the store to avoid default in the future.