The first step is to find a trademark

Look for something with a mark on the appearance of the product, the packaging or the manual, such as graphics or Chinese characters or the pinyin of Shenma. This is Trademark (usually marked in the upper right corner or lower right corner of the trademark). Most of the trademarks of regular products are registered trademarks. In order to facilitate brand publicity and promotion, such trademarks are generally placed in the most conspicuous position; while the trademarks of counterfeit products are more hidden, such as being placed on the edge or very small , and are generally not marked.

Step 2: Identify trademarks

Although the trademarks of counterfeit products are very similar to the trademarks of regular products, they are not exactly the same. A careful comparison will reveal the differences. For example, if someone is counterfeiting Adidas, they will write the trademark as Abidas.

The third step is to check the trademarks

The trademarks of regular products are all printed by regular manufacturers. The trademark materials are good, the printing is beautiful, the printing is exquisite, the text and pattern are clear, the color is bright, pure and Bright and finely stamped; the trademarks of counterfeit products are imitations, with poor paper quality, rough printing, blurred lines, patterns, and strokes, incorrect color registration, poor gloss, unclear tones, uncoordinated patterns and shapes, unclean layout, and no anti-counterfeiting mark.

No. 4 Trademark Inspection

Scan the barcode or QR code on the product packaging with your mobile phone to check whether the trademark in the product information is the genuine trademark you want to buy; or, go to the store in advance Find the image of the trademark on the official website of the genuine product, and then compare it with the trademark on the packaging of the actual product you want to buy to determine the authenticity.